Need a Name For our Dragon
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Skeptic 9c
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Hummm. Smokey perhaps?
Geoff
Who had a dog named Deedee and a cat named Ceecee.
Geoff
Who had a dog named Deedee and a cat named Ceecee.
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Only one name possible..."Puff the magic dragon, lived by the sea." You gotta be pretty old to remember that.
Ed
PS My wife, the literary scholar votes Gredel from Beowulf.
Ed
PS My wife, the literary scholar votes Gredel from Beowulf.
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A fellow down the street carves all sorts of stuff and displays them in front of his house with a for sale sign. This dragon has been out front for a month now. I called him today and we made a deal. He stated I was the first to call, guess everyone thought it would be to expensive but the price was fair. It is about 4 feet tall.
Now we need a name for Mr/Mrs dragon, something with an air of distinction. We live in a small coastal town, the ocean is about 3/8 mile from our house.
We have ruled out Puff, even though we live by the sea. Lets hear your suggestions. Thanks much.
Gawd, this is so simple. Since you "live by the sea" Puff as in: Puff the Magic Dragon who :lives by the sea."
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Beat me too it. I didnt see your reply tilol after making a post.
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Spot is Eddie Munsters pet dragon.
fiasconva
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You could name it Hillary but we already have one using that name.
shouldazagged
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"Zippo", I think. If you call it "Bic" passersby will try to flick it.
I would have to name him Belch.
chaparrito
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Dumb Dragons follow the rules of alliteration. I'd name him Donald.
Raul..............no reason.
Cinder. My three-year old granddaughter has a stuffed dragon she hauls around the house and she named it "Cinder." Sounded like a fairly appropriate name for a dragon to me. Leave it to a three-year old.
Dungeon as in "Dungeons and Dragons"
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Norman. Since nobody else suggested it. 
Ol Sparky is my input
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A teacher I worked with some years ago had a great big Bearded Dragon Lizard in a giant glass terrarium in her classroom. It ate vast quantities of crickets she bought for it. Apparently those beasts have real slow digestive processes. It only took a number 2 about once a week, but when it did you'd have thought the bowels of hades had opened up and gassed the entire building.
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Sounds like a roommate I had when I was in college after he ate either eggs, cabbage or both.
I dunno... is he purple? Barney?
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