A Clearer View

[hottiespolice]

Please visit my Johari Window and be honest with me!

Back home in Warren now and proud owner of a new-old car!  :o)  My parents had the title to the white 1997 Chrysler Cirrus gift-wrapped in a box and on the table waiting for me

Betty, my beloved 1989 Dodge Spirit, gave me lots of memories and will be missed much.

I need a name for my new car...any

Comments

[thesexygreenmnm]

SUSIE! that's a fab name for a car

Of course you picked a Hebrew name

[hottiespolice]

The girl's name Susan is pronounced SOO-zun. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "lily." Short form of Susannah. In the apocryphal Book of Tobit, Susannah was a woman of courage who defended herself against wrongful accusation. First used in the 18th century. Susan is the English form, Suzanne is French, and Susana is Spanish. See also Suellen, Xuxa, and ZsaZsa. Suffragette Susan B. Anthony; authors Susan Cheever, Susan Isaacs; actresses Susan Hampshire, Susan Dey, Susan Sarandon; basketball player Sue Bird

Re: Of course you picked a Hebrew name

[thesexygreenmnm]

yeah my friend's hamster's name is susie and i thought it was really cute...

[efficientgumby]

abagail to go wtih crabigail.

[hottiespolice]

It's Abigail, and because my car's fabulous, let's try FABIGAIL!

HA HA HA! Wow, that's so gay, it might as well be Fagigail

BabyNames.com: female, Hebrew, "Joy of the Father," don't know whether that's God or they capitalized that word for no reason

ThinkBabyNames.com: The girl's name Abigail is pronounced AB-ih-gayl. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "father of exaltation." Biblical: the name of King David's third wife, described as "good in discretion and beautiful in form." She referred to herself as David's "handmaid", and her name became widely used as a term for a lady's maid. The name first came into use in Britain in the 16th century, under Puritan influence. Abbie, Abbey, and Abby are pet forms; Abegail is the Spanish form. Abigail Adams, wife of President John Adams; advice columnist Abigail Van Buren ("Dear Abby

[efficientgumby]

well, sorry. it was a typo. i spelled it right in crabigail.

anyway, name the car AUTOMIGAIL!
no, that sucks. i am sorry.
carigail?

i'm kind of partial to fagigail myself, though.

and dear abby sucks.

it weirded me out that the meanings were so different, so i looked up my name:
babynames.com:
"Warrior/Defender"
thinkbabynames.com:
The boy's and girl's name Kelly is pronounced KEL-ee. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "descendant of Ceallach." Transferred use of the surname. Originally an Anglicized form of the ancient Irish Gaelic name Ceallach, possibly meaning "bright-headed", "strife", or "church, monastery." (WTF?)

why the huge differences?

[hottiespolice]

Yeah, it's weird, see the comment on the bottom

Having more fun that I should with this Random Namer on thinkbabynames (it doesn't care what's used as a first and last name)

Cobb Tabasco
Suffolk Kane
Seabury Armande
Medford Elridge (that is a name Salad Fingers would give to one of his finger puppet friends)
Case Tahoe
Thorn Barend
Bravlio Cochise
Waddsworth Anwar
Amin Honesto

But my final and favorite:
Breedlove Jagger

My professor of Human Sexuality was Marc Breedlove, which is even more perfect than my middle school keyboarding skills teacher Mr. Delcampo, pronounced COMM-poe, which is like "computer"...kinda!

There was also Miss Goodyear, who 5th graders referred to as the Goodyear Blimp... :o\

Innocence is definitely lost in elementary school!

[burnthisaway]

When I get my car in July it will be "Kia" not "the kia". Heck yes!!!

[hottiespolice]

According to BabyNames.com, that's a female, African name meaning "Hill," but according to ThinkBabyNames.com, it's female, American, and short for Kiana or Kiara

Taking a closer look at those two...

Kiana

BabyNames.com: female, American, "Living with Grace"

ThinkBabyNames.com: The boy's and girl's name Kiana is pronounced kee-AHN-ah. It is of American origin. Modern name. May be a favored prefix name or a variant of Kian, an Irish Gaelic name meaning "ancient." Also possibly related to Anna. Kiana is especially favored in Hawaii, perhaps as a rhyming variant of the popular Keanu, a boy's name made familiar by actor Keanu Reeves. Keona is also a male name. See also Ciana and Keena

Kiana has 17 variant forms: Keanna, Keiana, Keona, Keonna, Kia, Kiah, Kiahna, Kiani, Kianna, Kianni, Kiauna, Kiona, Kionah, Kioni, Kionna, Quiana and Quianna

Kiara

BabyNames.com: female, Celtic/Gaelic, "Small, Dark"

ThinkBabyNames.com: The girl's name Kiara is pronounced kee-AR-ah. Variant of Ciara (Irish) "dark

[azninvasion12]

You know I was so close to answering reflective and silly and thought that you wouldn't have put those in your johari window. damnit!