Name game

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Yes another one! Scraping the barrel? Not really. Firstly I have to confess I really don't like the word Meme, unless it's pronounced as the french say it, Meme means the same and is pronounced MEM silent second E!! A me-me as some pronounce it, well I guess is releveant cos these things are all about ME!

Anyhow I stole this one from the fabulous Fhina and the lovely Lime also completed it hilariously and I so refuse to compete with hers as she is a very funny haha heehee lady. I love the way she reads differently into the questions. A rebel quite obviously!

Name Game Meme...

1.Your rock star name (pet, current car)
DOG BERLINGO ( NOT very drugs, sex and more drugs and sex, a shame!)

2.Your gangsta name (favorite ice cream flavor, favorite type of shoe)
PAVLOVA PUMP ( sounds rather rude to me)

3.Your Native American name (favorite color, favorite animal)
PURPLE PEACOCK

4.Your soap opera name (middle name, city where you were born)
ANN TANKERTON

5.Your Star Wars name (the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 of your first name)
WILSA

6.Superhero name (2nd favorite color, favorite drink)
RED GIN ( sounds like a racing horse, apt?)

7.NASCAR name (the first names of your grandfathers)
JACK MARTIAL

8.Dancer name (the name of your favorite perfume/cologne/scent, favorite candy) CHANEL CHOCOLAT

9.TV weather anchor name (your 5th grade teacher’s last name, a major city that starts with the same letter)
CHILD CINCINATTI ( teacher was called Julia Child actually in Montreal)

10.Spy name (your favorite season/holiday, flower)
AUTUMN CHRISTMAS ROSE

11.Cartoon name:(favorite fruit, article of clothing you’re wearing right now)
RASPBERRY FLIP FLOP (someone has been peeking round that changing room curtain again!)

12.Hippie name (what you ate for breakfast, your favorite tree)
MUESLI BANANA SYCAMORE

13.Movie star name (pet, street where you lived)
PIPPA TURNBERRY or if I have a sex change BUTCH CARLTON


HERE is a link to movie stars and their REAL names, quite fun...

Comments

  1. Sandi McBride11:20 pm, November 19, 2009

    Sounds fun, so think I'll play along!
    Sandi

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  2. Everyday Goddess12:36 am, November 20, 2009

    Wasn't Pippa Turnberry, Burt Reynolds leading lady in Hooper?

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  3. Woman in a Window1:18 am, November 20, 2009

    Yer not going to fly under the radar with that spy name! But I do think you might attract alot of attention as Chocolat...probably all hungry women though. Sorry.

    xo
    erin

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  4. Ayak8:28 am, November 20, 2009

    Very amusing!

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  5. Nancy4:48 pm, November 20, 2009

    How funny! Love your hippy name!

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  6. Suldog9:58 pm, November 20, 2009

    Fun stuff. Do your Gangster name: Diminutive of your own first name + last appliance you used + grandmother's maiden name. I'm Jimmy "The Microwave" Barcelo.

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  7. A Woman Of No Importance10:03 pm, November 20, 2009

    Sweet!

    According to Suldog, this is from Caca Train Ramsden - Cool! xox Hello my petal, hope you are fantastic and over all those horrible bugs in your lovely family xox

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  8. Maggie May9:42 am, November 21, 2009

    Funny...... witty!

    Nuts in May

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  9. Scriptor Senex11:17 am, November 21, 2009

    In case you don't call back to the zsme post, FFF. Here's a response to your comment on my blog -
    Hi FFF. If you have Vista there is a little thing called a snipping tool which you can use. Instructions for using it can be found here.

    In Windows XP - which I use - you can use the Prt Scr (Print Screen) button on the keyboard. Then paste into Paint or a similar programme and crop the bit you want. Hope that helps.

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  10. Unknown3:14 pm, November 21, 2009

    That is really fun! I just had to check out your blog after I saw the name on Eddie's Sunday Roast.
    I guess I'd have to say I'm Saggy, Sexy, and Sixty-five! lol
    Hope you'll come pay me a visiton my blog soon!

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  11. French Fancy...3:20 pm, November 21, 2009

    I might pinch this for a future post. I popped in to wish you better after seeing the comment you left over at Fhina's place. Now off to see how your mum is doing.

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  12. Anonymous5:45 pm, November 21, 2009

    As you appear to be a mega-award winning bloggeress and we have a few friends in common I thought I'd pop in and say how-do..
    My NASCAR name is Jim-Fred (how appropriate), my soap opera name is Wallace Summit, and movie star name is Spanky Oak...i'll leave you to your own snarky comments...

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  13. Sniffles and Smiles7:21 pm, November 21, 2009

    Saz...these are hilarious!!! What a fun meme...and I didn't know there was any pronunciation other than the French...so thanks for the education...lol...Such a creative meme...and of course, you, dear Saz, are always a star!!!! Love you! Janine XO

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  14. Mara8:36 am, November 22, 2009

    I always pronounce it meem, is that not right? Hm.

    Loved it though and have played as well!

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  15. Sass11:56 am, November 23, 2009

    I like your soap opera name. If you were born in the hospital there, I must drive past it at least 4 times a week.

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  16. lime8:42 pm, November 23, 2009

    sorry to be so late getting round to this post but oh what a good chuckle. i am glad i was not drinking when i read "pavlova pump" and your alternate intepretation of it. i might have spit it all over my screen! too funny!

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  17. Anonymous7:14 am, January 09, 2010

    Private Fotzen

    Live Fotzen

    sexy frauen

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