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I've been waiting almost two years for a name to pop into my head... Maybe I should name it after my ex. She's fun to ride, but is high maintenance and cost me to much money
Find a hot girl with green eyes like your paint and name her!
For example: I googled green eyed models and this poped up, this girls name is Aishwarya Rai, so maybe (Rai) or (Warya). Google green eyed girls an you'll have a name by days end.
I recently saw her on HBO. The movie wasn't great, but that's what happens when waiting on a bike part.
Originally Posted by Sgt_Jim
Debbie Deluxe? kinda ****-ish.. ehhhh you see where i'm going with this.. just stare at it and start speaking out loud and see what comes to you.
Kind of like the forever popular "Black Betty."
Originally Posted by Kowan
George comes to mind.
I just couldn't really imagine any of my friends with bikes telling me that they were going to go ride "George" or even "Georgette" for that matter.
That's okay. I couldn't imagine any of my friends calling their bikes by name.
No problem. I can't recall any of my friends calling their bikes by name either. I've never named my bike either. I guess it's sort of like the song "riding through the desert on a horse with no name."
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