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VEGETA
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Help Name the Dog

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Ok Seriousaly been having issues naming this dog. So wanted to see if you guys had any ideas. Please note for training purposes, I want names with 2 syllables, as msot commands like Sit, Stay and such are 1 syllable. Helps the dog figure out whats a command and whats his own name. I am looking for geekey, computer, or gaming based names that are generally a little different form standard dog names. I have 3 different names in mind (one added by Softball)

Ascii (pronounced Aes-Ke, its a geek thing)
Gizmo
Glitch

Any other ideas or thoughts on the listed names ????
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How about "Cerebus"?
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I thought that was spelled cerberus
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How about "Cartman"? :)
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Post by Hammer »

glitch is not two syllables and you are already violating your own policy...

dogs respond well to names with "B's" in them...and short vowels - not long vowels.

did any of the Ewoks have names??? how about a hobbit name?
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Steel wrote: did any of the Ewoks have names??? how about a hobbit name?

There's Wicket but I dont think that name would work.
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Post by Tach Deneva »

PanzerMeyer wrote:
Steel wrote: did any of the Ewoks have names??? how about a hobbit name?

There's Wicket but I dont think that name would work.
I had a Himalayan cat named Wicket but he liked being called 'Mr. Fuzzy' just as well.

Maybe a paintball-related name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_o ... ball_Terms

Like, say, Satchel Charge - like what puppies sometimes leave on the carpet. :o

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What about Widget?
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Post by Falker »

Ok here goes,



Breetai: Clan from Robotech

Robo: short for robotic dog

Bruno: Something he’d like to be after seeing your next door neighbors Rottweiler

Bounder: Cuz That comes after Bruno

Bowie: Cuz you know being named after a Bowie knife is badass.

Ronon: As in Ronon Dex from Stargate Atlantis

Loki: From a Battle Mech in Mech Warrior




2000 Dog Names



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Here are some names I came up with, some you may have already eliminated but I'll list them anyway:

REBOOT
JPEG (JAY-PEG)
TATOO
NEMO
POGO
BETA
CODEC
TIVO (The DVR)
HAXOR
WAREZ
NEWBIE
DEETOO (like R2-D2)
PEEKAY (like PK, Player killer in games)
DOOKEE
XIZOR (Zigh-zor)
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Post by VEGETA »

Little late guys lol. By the time you guys had really started posting names, I had already been to petsmart and had his name tag made lol

So the pup is now called Ascii. I know I am a geek but hey, it dose sound very similar to the names of other small dogs I have had, specifically Jessey, Sandy and Hershey. Say them and they do sound some what similar when said.
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Post by Buffalo Six »

so you named your dog after an obscure character based key code system....

Yep...your a Geek
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obscure, man its not obscure considering how much its used. Hell even these forms are using ASCII standard for text.
but hey I am a Geek, plus I like they way it sounds lol.
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Post by Softball »

At least he didn't call him Unicode. Lol! Congrats on picking a name!


Here is his name in Dec, Hex, and Bin format:

Dec: 065 115 099 105 105

Hex: 041 073 063 069 069

Bin: 01000001 01110011 01100011 01101001 01101001


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Post by PanzerMeyer »

You could have given your dog a Tron-inspired name like:

MCP
Bit
Derezz
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Ok, I would love to see someone at 3 am calling out

Bin: 01000001 01110011 01100011 01101001 01101001

1/2 way through make a mistake, and the dog says, hey thats a different dog, not me PDT_Armataz_01_12
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