> > > > I've seen a lot of boat names and I can't think of many that would cross over to dogs very well. The funniest boat name I've ever seen, though (this still has me in stitches even years afterwards) was: Sailbad the Sinner.
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> > > LOL
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> > > > Brunnen-"doesn't normally like humorous names for boats, it's sort of tacky"G
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> > > Nyper"Which is perfect for when they want to tack :) "old
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> > I saw a boat named "Too Much" in the bay at Catalina Island. The funny thing was that it was probably the smallest boat there...
> > We took a picture of it, framed it, and gave it to my husband's grandmother, who's favorite saying (when talking about computers, the internet, fast cars, etc...) is "Too much"
> >
> > Ti'laughed and laughed'cia
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> All this talk about boats reminds me that I've lived in land-locked cities all my life and would LOVE to have the knowledge and the money to own and make use of a boat... Right now I just want it so I can name it...
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> Don "The Monkey'Hates being a land-lubber'man" Jackson

Well, that's what you get for living in a big rectangular country, isn't it? Don't you have lakes and rivers, though? I'm almost certain Canada has some lakes or rivers. Or ponds. Or swimming pools, or even really big puddles. If it's water, you can float some sort of a boat on it somehow, if you try hard enough. :-)

Brunnen-"Ratty"G