Name my 82!!

[rocco.crossing at gmail.com (Rhett Farnum)]

Well, lets see here. I think its definately of female whachyamacallit. Its
claim to fame is several things. Starting with being Daun's and my ex buying
it at Cincy '04, then the hassle of getting MKI Marc across the border, then
his towing issues with it. Then the _WONDERFUL_ things that went on between
me and the ex. So that is a brief summary of the history of the car. I'm not
sure of much more before Daun got it or its history besides being stored at
Daun's.
 Rhett

 On 10/17/05, C Boyko <roccit_53@scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca> wrote:
>
> > On 10/17/05, Rhett Farnum <rocco.crossing@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > Well, with all this talk of naming cars and Scirocco's, "Project
> > > 82" just no
> > > longer fits the description of my poor ol' 82 that currently sits
> > > barren behind my brother's project house waiting for its wonderful
> > > resurection into
> > > a great a beautiful Scirocco. If a request is made I can repost
> > > the events of "chapter 1: The aquisition" if those would like me
> > > to. But be forwarned it may get long winded and have some rather
> > > strong feelings in it. But it does involve the 2 GREAT souls of
> > > Daun and MkI Marc. So please, help me establish a REAL name for my
> > > poor 82!! Rocco love,
> > > Rhett
> >
>
> Okay, so what's the car's main claim to fame at this point? It's
> "personality", it's colour, and genderwise, what are you feeling it is? My
> silver headache was absolutely feminine, bitchy, and gave me lots of
> literal headaaches, so she was easy. Klaus came prenamed.
>
> At this point, I'm thinking "Primo" or "Solo", something to indicate the
> number "one", due to it being the first year for MkIIs, and the mono wiper
> if memory serves. Or you could go for it's uniqueness, I actually cracked
> the thesaurus, and "Flying Fish" popped out at me, but there are many
> mythical beasts, like "Chimera", which in genetics describes a beast with
> two completely different genetic profiles ("Dolly" was actually a chimera,
> not a clone, as she had mitochondrial DNA from the cell donor). I'd look
> up
> the mythical beast before selecting that, the genetic use sure fits, but
> the beast may be a terror. (ooh, I just looked it up, I doubt it fits, if
> it does, GL with that car...) Or you could just call the car "Sunshine".
> That'd be pretty funny when you're stripping bolts and swearing at it.
> "F.you, Sunshine...."
>
> Okay, enough distractions for me, stuff to do...
>
> Cathy
>
>