A Rose by Any Other Name

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What's in a name?

Well, it turns out, a lot.

While doing some serious handholding in Montreal for someone who recently had her crack-up, one of the girls at the clinic made mention she had named her dilators. All the names she gave them were cutesy and, in my opinion, rather mundane. Thinking my friend would want to follow suit, I came up with of names she could pick from when it came time for her to name her dilators. Here are some of my recommendations based on my experience in those first few days of… Well, you know.


Peter the Great

Ivan the Terrible

Vlad the Impaler

Ethelred the Unready

Suleiman the Magnificent

Henry V

Louis the Intolerable

Edward Longshanks

No doubt some you who have been there, done that, and have your very own set can think of a few other names.

HW Coyle
a.k.a. Nancy Cole

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Henry V is living up to his name

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Apologies for abusing one of Shakespeare's great speeches. But for something I have spent way too much time getting to know it seemed appropriate.

"Once more into the breach dear friends, once more...."

Persephone

Persephone

Non sum qualis eram

Thank God, I'm of an age;

Thank god I'm of an age when none of that is to be countenanced in the future. To follow of in a loose Shakespearean vein however.

Off; off damned ----s; shore up the breach with genital dead. Just a haircut and shave for me, I hope.

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