Just named her, just had to share!

[throttlejockeyTJ]

Yeah odot, so why hasn't Radman showed up? TJ :clapping:

 

[Grumpy]

Jeff.....Get ahold of yourself there buddy. Cherie?? I want you to go right back to that dealership and ask them for your blue bike back. Plead insanity. Next thing you know you are going to come prancing in to West Virgina for EOM dressed like this:

Lets just hope there's no YMCA there....

Axe, you're probably right, but first he'll take his "act" on the road to WFO! I'll give you a first hand accounting at the EOM.

jim

 

[HaulinAshe]

HEY!!!

You guys are picking on me while I am out of town and away from any pics to defend myself.

 

[Riceman]

I referred to her as "Cherie".

Well, every man deserves to get at least one...

Neigh, neigh, I believe that it's French for "darling".....not the same as a virgin, but then it's Jeff, so who knows?

jim

yep Jim is correct. My dear or darling en francais. Also my middle name, although a nurse botched the spelling while putting it right on the birth certificate. So I'm Michelle Charree instead of Michelle Cherie. Mommy is still mad about that one! Nice choice Jeff!!

I love "naming" stories, and I have a good one. It wasnt until my father passed that I discovered several "problems" with "naming" in my family. First, my father went thru life with a rather perculiar first name, Alwyn. I've only seen it in print one other time. Now, Dad was supposed to be named "Alvin", but as the story goes, the ol' German doc that delivered Dad felt there were too many "Alvin's" in the county already, so took it upon himself to change Dad's name. Dad's middle name was "Grey" throughout his life, and even gave me the middle name "Grey". We were both named after a great Aunt, Minnie "Gray" (oops). Well, after Dad's passing I discovered that he was able to graduate from high skool, do 24 years in the military, and even draw on SS under the Wrong Name! The name on his birth cert. is in fact "Alvin Gray". The "Grey" part has been corrected, in a manner of speaking. My cousin decided to name a child after me, and got the "Gray" right/write??

Even more amazing is my wife's mother's name. My wife's mother got pregnant with my wife at a time when doing so out of wedlock was taboo. So, when my wife was born, in an effort to appear "married", she put down a bogus last name on my wifes birth cert. She then proceeded to use the bogus last/married name thru 30+ years of civil service, and to draw SS under it. And, when I met my wife, she too had the bogus last name, which to her was her name. It wasnt until the passing of my wife's mother that we discovered this error/change.

We're all kind of Scottish...so loosing sight of the details is no big deal. Right?