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Tuscany wrote: Thu Aug 17, 2017 7:28 pm Out of left field here..
Color is right.. always likes this logo..

You know, smokin pot logo and the name B-B-M...
What could go wrong?

Tuscany wrote: Fri Aug 18, 2017 5:21 am

Tuscany wrote: Thu Aug 17, 2017 7:28 pm Out of left field here..
Color is right.. always likes this logo..

You know, smokin pot logo and the name B-B-M...
What could go wrong?

I like it.

Nicad wrote: Fri Aug 18, 2017 12:36 am Don't think I'll be putting a name on the back of our 226, but Cobalt has graciously offered to make a new plaque for the dash.
It will read This Cobalt 226 was made for Poppy Baggins of Lake Muskoka. Yes, the dog gets a boat.

That's cool

I'm getting in on this a little late, but here is mine. For those who don't speak spanish, it means The Weekend or literally, End of the Week

Southern you have mail PM sent

jeffmeag wrote: Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:43 am I'm getting in on this a little late, but here is mine. For those who don't speak spanish, it means The Weekend or literally, End of the Week

So equivalent to our American TGIF.

jeffmeag wrote: Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:43 am I'm getting in on this a little late, but here is mine. For those who don't speak spanish, it means The Weekend or literally, End of the Week

Very cool.

Nice name and looks cool!

Our family are HUGE Seinfeld fans.

In fact our last Golden Retriever was named Newman.
We would come home and say "Hello---Newman".

Our new golden is named "Duke" but his middle name is Fargus. Maybe some of u Seinfeld fans may get the reference


Ran across this forum thread regarding interesting Seinfeld boat names.

Currently we like "Vandalake Industries"

Or

"Searenity Now."

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https://www.reddit.com/r/seinfeld/comme ... oat_names/



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https://m.popkey.co/fac867/jWWMo.gif

Big Seinfeld Fans too

Ours has similar meaning to Newman..

cmattj wrote: Mon Aug 21, 2017 12:54 pm IMG_3415.png

Big Seinfeld Fans too

Ours has similar meaning to Newman..

Oh..I like that Matt!!

I'm in the finance industry and one of the key metrics is called "Expected Loss", which I think is so appropriate for a boat. But my wife won't let me name it that. My insurance company may have some objections too.

JMO,
I'm in business, so any loss what-so-ever is something that naturally rubs me the wrong way, and makes me slightly hostile.
Listen to your wife. Stay positive.
Boats are not losses, but rather huge gains for the mind, spirit and family bonding.

The last negative boat name I saw on a boat, was on my last boat that I bought as a year old bank repo.
The name was "Excessive Obligations". That dope somehow lost it within a year.
That crap came off before I picked up the boat.

The new name we chose was "The Codfather" complete with the hand and puppet strings attached to a fish.
Ok, I'm Italian, but it got a ton of laughs...
A big THANK YOU to whoever that guy was for a clean, sweet looking boat at half the price.

I used to have a brown 21 ft Four Wynns bowrider I named "The Floater." I don't think it was too negative because folks laughed at it all the time!

My wife on the other hand...

Tuscany wrote: Fri Aug 25, 2017 9:35 am

The new name we chose was "The Codfather" complete with the hand and puppet strings attached to a fish.
Ok,

Oh I need a pic!!! Nice touch..