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Posted By: wow Drag Names - 11/25/03 02:37 PM
To set this up for Non-USns: A precis of "Will and Grace" a popular sitcom.
It's about a gay guy, Will, and his best friend roommate, Grace, a straight gal. The sub-characters are thier chums : a rich gal, Karen and an outrageous gay, Jack.
Jack and Karen go to a Halloweeen gathering and Karen is adopted by a group of guys in drag. They want Karen to have a Drag Name. The criteria is the first pet you remember and the name of the street you grew up on. I don't recall her name BUT I am Rosebud Nesmith.
Who are you?

Posted By: Faldage Re: Drag Names - 11/25/03 02:43 PM
Your first pet was a sled?

Posted By: dxb Re: Drag Names - 11/25/03 03:56 PM
I don't get the sled reference; wow obviously watched Citizen Caine at an impressionable age!

I guess I would be Chessie Gainsborough - sounds classy!

Chessie was named for a cat that was the logo of the Chesapeake and Ohio RR

Posted By: tsuwm Re: Drag Names - 11/25/03 04:17 PM
from the This could be Pointless Dept:
Smith Fourth

Posted By: shanks Re: Drag Names - 11/25/03 04:51 PM
Silky Hill

Posted By: AnnaStrophic Somehow - 11/25/03 05:10 PM
I feel this thread could contribute to Gift Horse's appeal.

(btw, when I first heard of this game, in college, the two combined were supposed to give you the name of a stripper)

Posted By: Capfka Re: Somehow - 11/25/03 10:12 PM
1. Wow, Will and Grace is inflicted on most countries around the world which speak even a vague kind of English.

2. Elsie Crosby.

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Somehow - 11/25/03 10:38 PM
Shelly Clark

Shelly Grant

Shelly West Shore Trail

or

Shelly Central

(we moved alot)


Think I like Shelly Central best.


Posted By: dellfarmer Re: Somehow - 11/25/03 10:40 PM
Timmy Southwoods

Ron.
Posted By: sjmaxq Re: Drag Names - 11/25/03 11:22 PM
Tara Clyde

Posted By: Zed Re: Drag Names - 11/26/03 12:18 AM
Scooter McInnes
which sounds more like someone Scooby-doo would hang out with than a stripper/drag name.
(I was going to say a name from Leave It To Beaver but then we're back to strippers again

Posted By: gift horse Re: Drag Names - 11/26/03 12:28 AM
Sugar Marcia

Sugar was our white horse, of course.

Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: Drag Names - 11/26/03 02:57 AM
Bootsie Walnut?

I don't think so...

Posted By: wow Re: Drag Names - 11/26/03 03:14 PM
Bootsie Walnut? I don't think so...
Ohhh, I think it's great name.
And for all you Orson Wells fans ...my Rosebud was a glorious Irish Setter whose kennel name was "Irish Image" but who was called Rosebud or Rose by the family so Bllllltttt to you and Happy Thanksgiving you nutcases.
Rosebud Nesmith


Posted By: dodyskin Ooh Betty - 11/26/03 04:00 PM
Tobias Ellesmere, sounds like a Victorian philanthropist.

Cheating a bit makes me Mango Bowdon which I like much better.

I always knew this games rules to be: first pet and mothers' maiden name, in which case I'd be Tobias New. My two childhood friends had the best ones I've ever heard, Betty Hynchcliff (male) and Tiger Cox (female).

Posted By: maahey Re: Ooh Betty - 11/26/03 04:03 PM
Kittu Peterborough or
Kittu 9th

Not very interesting, are they?

Posted By: JohnHawaii Re: Ooh Betty - 11/26/03 11:48 PM
Sandy Chalcedony
(one block up and one pet later, I could have been Fluffy Diamond)

Posted By: wow Re: Ooh Betty - 11/27/03 03:13 PM
I always knew this games rules to be: first pet and mothers' maiden name

That would make me Charlie McDermott ... and I don't think my Uncle Charles McDermott would have been too thrilled with that!

Posted By: Zed Re: Ooh Betty - 11/27/03 11:53 PM
Fluffy Diamond
Now there is a stage name if ever I've heard one!!!!!

Posted By: nancyk Re: Ooh Betty - 11/28/03 02:39 AM
Fluffer Junction

Posted By: Faldage Re: Ooh Betty - 11/28/03 01:03 PM
Shep Eddy

Posted By: consuelo Re: Ooh Betty - 11/29/03 11:15 PM
Tammy Bingham, but if I cheat a little it would be Gypsy Holiday

Posted By: Alex Williams Re: Ooh Betty - 12/01/03 12:16 PM
I must say that I have claim to an excellent drag name: Delila Montgomery . Sadly, I don't have the legs for it.

Posted By: Coffeebean Re: Ooh Betty - 12/01/03 06:33 PM
Kitty Cabrillo [a little southwest flavor!]

Posted By: Coffeebean Re: Mommie Dearest - 12/01/03 06:37 PM
On that same note, I went to a costume party while in college, dressed as Joan Crawford. Wearing my 4-inch heels, I was an impressive figure at 6' 2".....and at the outset, several people thought I was a guy in drag.

Posted By: Faldage Re: Drag Names - 12/01/03 06:45 PM
And, if you count growing up to mean reach age 21, and first pet, the first one on my own:

Harley H.D.G. Davidson the 74th Camino Sin Nombre.

Or either, Birmingham Small Arms CSN or Pulcheria Ivanovna Tovstogubikha CSN or Lia Luachra CSN.

Posted By: TheFallibleFiend Re: Drag Names - 12/01/03 06:50 PM

Mitzy Harlan


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Posted By: Bingley Re: Drag Names - 12/05/03 07:46 AM
Timmy Rowan

Bingley
Posted By: Jackie Re: Drag Names - 12/06/03 03:38 AM
Tippy Southern Parkway

Posted By: musick Re: Drag Names - 12/08/03 11:01 PM
Rusty Tripp

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Then there's your "country music stage name" = Your middle name + the street you currently live on.

Anders Clybourn

self-YART e

Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: Drag Names - 12/08/03 11:05 PM
country music stage name

Dale Spruce Mountain Road...



Posted By: JohnHawaii country music stage name - 12/09/03 12:01 AM

Lloyd Hookeha

Posted By: dodyskin Re: country music stage name - 12/09/03 12:03 AM
well this just gets better and better dunnit?
Clare Edith

Posted By: Bingley Re: Drag Names - 12/09/03 04:57 AM
William Michael Bendungan Hilir

Bingley
Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: Country Drag - 12/09/03 09:21 AM
musick, your Rusty Tripp sounds like a perfect *country music name to me!


Posted By: dxb Re: Country Drag - 12/09/03 10:25 AM
X Hill. Hmm. Don't think that does much for my musical career potential. Sounds more like a military target.

Posted By: Faldage Re: Country Drag - 12/09/03 11:37 AM
Protts Hill

Posted By: shanks Re: Country Drag - 12/09/03 04:01 PM
Shanks Thorney Hedge

Are you sure this isn't fetish names?

Posted By: gift horse Re: country music stage name - 12/09/03 04:34 PM
Lorraine Hornbeam?

Yikes!

Posted By: Faldage Re: Lorraine Hornbeam - 12/09/03 04:45 PM
I like it. I'll buy your next CD.

Posted By: wow Re: A lil' bit country - 12/13/03 04:46 PM
"country music stage name" = Your middle name + the street you currently live on.

Jon Bonair .... sounds more "rock" dunnit?


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