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I'm one of those weird people who likes to nickname inanimate objects that I'm fond of or that I use often.
For instance,... my car has a nickname, (Scooby II)...my computer has a nickname, (Isis)... my vacuum cleaner has a nickname, (Wilson)...and,....even my trusty roll-a-way room air conditioner has a nickname. (R2-D2). I have not named the rest of the appliances (yet) but I suppose it's always possible.
ANYWAY.................seriously...........SO, my POINT of this thread:
....................what's everybody's BIKE named?
My new Sporty just got her nickname today - "Spooky".
For those who know me, that sounds perfectly appropriate.
Mine are:
Ashley - Denim Black Street Bob
Ruby - Red 2000 SuperX
Ebony - 2000 Deadwood
Darla - Green 1999 SuperX
Drucilla - 2000 American Ironhorse Outlaw
My truck is named Monstro, my 70SS Chevelle is Wendy, and the newer car is Lurlene.
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