Many years ago, we got a Dalmatian puppy and let my son, who was nine at the time, name it. He named it "Firedog", but called it "Fire" for short. The neighbors would get really nervous when we yelled for the dog. :D

I've always wanted to name a dog Askum. That way when people ask you what your dogs name is, you can say.... Askum

Perhaps that's because she came to a forum for referees with questions that were vague and a username almost as stupid as Scrapper1. WOOF!! :D

That's funny right there! http://www.runemasterstudios.com/gra...images/lol.gif

I know a guy who named his dog Thit. His dog runs off quite a bit and it's pretty funny walking his neighborhood hollering for "Thit".

When my aunt got divorced about 10 years ago, she moved back in with my grandmother. She brought her dog with her, "Puss Puss." Grandma refused to stand on the porch yelling, "Puss Puss!" Therefore, the dog's name was suddenly changed to "Chester."

Did she also bring her two cats, "Rover Rover" and "Fido Fido"? :confused:

C'mon, be nice.

Her UID is not nearly as stupid as Scrapper1.

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dog? The hell with the dog!!, I thought my name was shut-up, up to I was thirteen.












"If you always do,what you always did,you`ll always get, what you always got."

Once I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. http://www.runemasterstudios.com/gra...s/rolleyes.gif

I can't decide whether that's funny or offensive. Guess that makes me neutral.

Well, that's shocking.....

He had no other outlets

First time I read this, I couldn't figure out why we were discussing my IUD. :confused:

Think Ms. No-name ever came back?

I was hoping that my post did the trick. :D

You use an IUD?

Boy - that explains a lot.