Quite right, I've only ever named one car and thats Hammie. When I was waiting 
for his new exhaust to be put on (the day after I bought him) I was at a 
bookstore reading a "Baby Blues" comic. It occured to me that Hammie was my 
second Mercedes and the character Hammie in the comic is the second child. Fit 
perfect.
  I tried to name the 190D when I first got it and nothing would stick. Then I 
realized I was trying too hard, a good name will just come.
   
  -Curt
   
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My friend, who lives in Higgins Beach, Maine, had a big old Buick 225 
that 
had been sideswiped. Since it looked like a bite had been taken out of 
it, 
we called it "The Great White".
Point being, names should come to you...you shouldn't have to think 
about 
it.

Bob Rentfro
'77 300D 146K
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Holy cripes! I think I just got the name for the 190D. I was thinking about how 
long its taking to get it driveable (still waiting on that driveshaft, 
hopefully Friday) and I got thinking about the "delay fish" from "Finding 
Nemo"...
   
  -Curt
  '83 240D "Hammie" 251kmi
  '85 190D "The Delay Fish" 233kmi
   
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My friend, who lives in Higgins Beach, Maine, had a big old Buick 225 
that 
had been sideswiped. Since it looked like a bite had been taken out of 
it, 
we called it "The Great White".
Point being, names should come to you...you shouldn't have to think 
about 
it.

Bob Rentfro
'77 300D 146K
Litchfield Park, AZ


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Hey, thanks for the clarification, but isn't there a distinct term for
assigning attributes of living entities to the non-living? e.g. "That
cloud looks like a fuzzy bunny" or "those two roundish rocks look
rather buxom"  My greek and latin etymology is a tad rusty these days.
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Anthropomorphism.

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