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Jinx

Minx

Black Sunshine

Cole

Char

Schwarze Schlange (black snake)

You can hear is pronounced on google translate: https://translate.google.com/?ie=UTF-8&hl=en&client=tw-ob#auto/de/black%20snake

BTW, beautiful car. Color me jealous. A Cayman will be my next P-car.

How about you put it up to a Pelican poll? List half a dozen names from this thread and let us vote. Whatever wins, wins. :)

BTW, if you actually do that, I'm going with Big Titties.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seahawk (Post 8723315)

Schwarzwald - Black Forest

Brother Grimm.

Feldberg - Highest peak in the Schwarzwald

Lake Titisee - In the BF

I suggested these because "Big Titties" is taken, my friend.

Don't forget Blasiwald - that's the blow forest! :D

The crazy thing is that Blasiwald is right next to Titisee!

http://www.badische-seiten.de/bild/s.../blasiwald.jpg

Quote:

Originally Posted by Don Ro (Post 8723368)

^^^ THIS!

I'd go with that!

G

The obvious categorical address screams for a DNA reference, providing said moniker is semantically acceptable. But I digress into the inevitable predicktable response. Therefore, for no valid reason other than the melodic annunciation of the phrase, I suggest your ride be hereafter known among the brotherhood as, "Ice Boner."

One of my dogs was nicknamed "Black Demon."

Tax shelter or "Steuerspar"

Just for balance... Perky medium sizes titty's... or just perky...

Paint a confederate flag on the roof and name it "the general Lee"

Dusty. Because it will always be such. (Said the owner of many black cars.)

B i t c h. As in what it is to keep it from getting dust, pollen, etc. to stay off of it.

(Great looking Cayman by the way.)

The Spanish word for Raven is "Cuervo"

Foreign names for 'Crow'

Cheyenne: Okohke
Czech: Harval
Dutch: Kraai
Esperanto: Kornik/o
Finnish: Varis
French: Corneille
German: Krahe (Crow), Rabenkrahe (Carrion Crow), Nebelkrahe (Hooded Crow)
Greek: Koronae
Hawaiian: Alala
Icelandic: Krka (spelling?)
Italian: Corvo
Japanese: Karasu (Crow) or Legarasu (House crow) or Hashibosogarasu (Carion crow) or Hashibutogarasu (Jungle crow)
Lakhota: Kangi
Latin: Corvx
Navajo: Gaagii (crow or raven)
Norweigan: Kråke
Ojinwe (Chippewa indian tongue): Aandag (pronounced 'on-daag' with long a's in 'daag')
Old English: Creow or Corbie
Old French: Corbin
Old Scots: Corbie
Russian: Vorona (Vor-O-na)
Sanskrit: Kaaka
Scottish Gaelic: Rocas (masculine) or Rocais (feminine), or Feannag
Slovenian: Vrana
Spanish: Corneja / Cornella
Suaheli (a Kenyan tongue): Kunguru (house crow)
Swedish: Kråka (pronounced Kroka) or plural: Kråkor
Tagaloy (Philipine tongue): Uwak
Turkish: Karga
Ukrainian: Vorona (voROna) or Chorna vorona (CHORna voROna) for C. corone, or Sira vorona (SIra voROna) or Gava (GAva) for C. cornix