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Mine is EndeavourI do not like saying Greny as it sounds like granny. I like Cedric. Told my husband maybe I should give mine an English sounding name. He says call it Churchill. No. Maybe Cuthbert or Nigel or I could just go with Winston or Maggie.This girl's Scottish White doesn't get washed much either.
I love that name but isn't it a tad ominous?
Braveheartā¦not a bad name for a dirty little Scottish White girlI do not like saying Greny as it sounds like granny. I like Cedric. Told my husband maybe I should give mine an English sounding name. He says call it Churchill. No. Maybe Cuthbert or Nigel or I could just go with Winston or Maggie.
Cuthbert is a name with some nostalgic mystery... a tad of old-world charm.I do not like saying Greny as it sounds like granny. I like Cedric. Told my husband maybe I should give mine an English sounding name. He says call it Churchill. No. Maybe Cuthbert or Nigel or I could just go with Winston or Maggie.
I've been watching Hamish MacBeth on Amazon, from when I was young. The red haired character 'Esme' could be a good name for a Scottish lady. You already have the white paintwork and just need to have a red wrap on the roof, perfect!I do not like saying Greny as it sounds like granny. I like Cedric. Told my husband maybe I should give mine an English sounding name. He says call it Churchill. No. Maybe Cuthbert or Nigel or I could just go with Winston or Maggie.
Ooo, old world charm. Another plus towards Cuthbert.
That is too funny!A few days off....... and how this thread has grown!
There's a few giving names for their Gren, something I've been pondering for a while. All sorts of tags come to mind and then get dumped for all sorts of reasons but the latest has lasted longer on the possibles list than any of the others.
I tripped over it in some research I was doing. BOUSTROPHEDON is the latest. It appears to be either Ancient Greek or Hindi depending on your source and translates as "In the manner of an ox turning." which seems kind of appropriate, somehow. Bit long and something of a mouthful though, hence the continued contemplation.
I would so steal that idea if I actually thought I could pronounce it properly or get it out before I was buckled up. 
Yeah, I would suggest you mull over that a bit longer. However, shortening it to Boustro does have a ring to it. It would be a great story to give the full name when someone asks how you came to it!
The Scottish White and the Magic Mushroom can go the distance without having a bath...they don't change colour just different shadesThis girl's Scottish White doesn't get washed much either.
Sir, thatās just a little much for this American girlās sensibilities. Treat my truck with a little respect.
Sorry to offend and I will respect your girl the same as I do my own Scottish White girl which I intend to do for as long as I am looking after her and then I hope one of my children or Grandchildren grab the reins...happy motoring
I hope your kids or grandkids will love it as much as we do. But after we put some serious miles/kilometres on them!The Scottish White and the Magic Mushroom can go the distance without having a bath...they don't change colour just different shades
The Scottish White and the Magic Mushroom can go the distance without having a bath...they don't change colour just different shades
I havenāt decided yet if this is a pro or con for Cuthbert. You going to take a crack at clouding my Nigel option as well?
