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What would you name your boat, or have named their boat?

I would name mine "ESCAPE TO St. SOMEWHERE"

I bought my boat w/ the name "Sea Reed". I'm afraid to change it based on superstition. If I could rename it, "My Lost Shaker of Salt"

High Cotton

Love Muffin

Anne Bonny wrote:High Cotton

Is that the name of Jimmy's boat?

edit:

Oh yeah, I read that in Swine Not

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24592341/



I always liked Winds of Change for a sailboat, but now that name brings too many thoughts of OTHER things.

Here's the graphic I sent to the vinyl cutters for our pontoon boat:

If I ever get the sailboat I want and park it in the Grenadines I hope the name can be "PAID FOR"

Barf Bucket

welcome aboard The Wet Spot

funny story...when my brother bought a small boat...he named it "Chemical Reaction". It was a play on words about getting high.

Anyway...a few years later...he and my dad went in on a big boat and decided to name that "Chemical Reaction II". Apparently, my father had/has no clue what the name was suppose to mean.

I'd go either Vanessa Ashley or Rylee Colleen. My wife and daugther's names.

kitty wrote:funny story...when my brother bought a small boat...he named it "Chemical Reaction". It was a play on words about getting high.

Anyway...a few years later...he and my dad went in on a big boat and decided to name that "Chemical Reaction II". Apparently, my father had/has no clue what the name was suppose to mean.

OR....

Ours is 'KKaye'

Schoolboy Heart

This is us...

~Hippolyte~ wrote:welcome aboard The Wet Spot

The customers in the lobby are wondering why I just went "SPEW"

Seas in my veins wrote:I bought my boat w/ the name "Sea Reed". I'm afraid to change it based on superstition. If I could rename it, "My Lost Shaker of Salt"

A boat can safely be renamed if you do so in the right way.
First you thank King Neptune for the safe passages granted the vessel under it's current name and retire that name in a ceremony . (should be able to find this information somewhere on the net) Then you re christen the boat with the new name including a prayer in the ceremony.

The only boat I ever owned in my life (it's been many years now) was named "Shining Star."

I had no idea what I was going to name it, and when I told my youngest sister I'd bought a boat, she said, "OH, WELL, you HAVE to name it the "Shining Star."

So I did, and it served me well.

I have a friend named Ruth and her husband named his boat Ruthless.

He and his sailing partner and two others just won the Regata de Amigos this summer.

http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/894/story/267115.html