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Post 21

Titania (gone for lunch)

Is the lamb black?


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Post 22

Pastey

It's not born yet, but Herdwicks are usually a sort of murky brown.


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Post 23

Titania (gone for lunch)

Chocolate?


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Post 24

Titania (gone for lunch)

Tummas? (Finnish for dark)


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Post 25

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

'dinner'. smiley - sheep
'tasty' smiley - drool
'BoB'
smiley - erm
ahh.
gotit.

"nighthoover" the lamb smiley - magicsmiley - snorksmiley - run


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Post 26

Pastey

Not being a believer in Nighthoover, I'm afraid Cthulu is winning on that front smiley - winkeye


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Post 27

Baron Grim

You aren't allowed to name it Cthulhu, until you learn how to spell Cthulhu.

smiley - winkeye


And since you don't believe in Nighthoover, Nighthoover is a completely fine name for it as you'll have no taint of blasphemy.


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Post 28

Pastey

There's multiple spellings of Cthulu, the one with the second h was the one "popularised" by Lovecraft. Previous to him, spelling it either way was perfectly acceptable smiley - tongueout


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Post 29

lil ~ Auntie Giggles with added login ~ returned


Never mind the spelling. How do you pronounce it? smiley - shrug


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Post 30

Pastey

Just to clarify, when I say "previous" to him, I mean previous to him becoming popular in the last ten years or so. Even he spelled it differently in his writings.


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Post 31

Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor

I can't pronounce it either, lil. smiley - laugh

According to That Encyclopedia, it's pronounced "Khlûl'-hloo".

Sort of a cross between Welsh and Klingon.

Divine names are supposed to be unpronouncable, anyhow - think about the Tetragrammaton.smiley - run


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Post 32

2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

How can you not believe in nighthoover?!: you must have seen the nighthooverly U-page, and the nighthooverly thread they are there for all to see smiley - grovelsmiley - zensmiley - huhsmiley - erm

Whenever we had a delema over what to name one of our pets, we called it 'bob'. Its always a useful standby name for animals, in our family at least, even if it was a bit confusing when we ended up with an entire pond f full of fish called Bob, and an equal full fish tank of fish called bob, plus an ever increasing colection of Brother's stick insects, all going by the same name... smiley - ermsmiley - fishsmiley - sheepsmiley - blackcat


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Post 33

Baron Grim

Ya know... there is a rather obvious choice.


HooToo.

Might as well get a bit of promotion out of it.


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Post 34

Milla, h2g2 Operations

Somehow hootoo sounds like a better name for a coo. A broon coo at that.
Cappusheepo?

Or sql?
smiley - towel


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Post 35

Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence

"Murky brown" makes me think of Kraken.


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Post 36

Baron Grim

Murky Brown makes me think of a American television character that became the target of moral conservatism during the first Bush administration launching their "Family Values" campaign against unwed mothers and same sex couples and everything else they found frightening.


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Post 37

Titania (gone for lunch)

Curious friends want to know - have you decided what to call the lamb yet, or haven't you, Pastey?


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Post 38

Pastey

I haven't I'm afraid. It may well be Trillian though smiley - smiley


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Post 39

TRiG (Ireland) A dog, so bade in office

Hootoo is clearly the name of a donkey. Terri's donkey. (Still going strong. I visited Peter this weekend.)

TRiG.


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