Boat Needs a Name

Blue_Runner · #1 01-24-2006, 02:52 PM

My boat needs a name. Maybe not painted on there or stickers but I still need to name this boat so I've decided to enlist my V20 buddies in a vote.

I have a list that I have come up with, so ya'll tell me which is the best fit.

1) Blue Runner or Bluerunner (wonder why? :-X)
2) Cash Money II or Too (my 1st boat was Ca$h Money :) and I've had friends referring to my new boat as Ca$h Money already)
3) Maybe even just plain ol "Ca$h"
3) Fish Box (cause there's usually some dead fish layin around in it 8))
4) Fish Ho (no need to explain that one ;D and wife won't let me anyway, but I thought it was funny)

willy · #2 01-24-2006, 02:59 PM

BR if those are the options Blue Runner get my vote hands down

Mulv80 · #3 01-24-2006, 03:05 PM

Blue Runner

Skools Out · #4 01-24-2006, 05:03 PM

Blue with those go with Blue Runner

Name it

Guest House

or

Second Home

OR

2nd Home

since you spent more on the lake than the house lol

Blue_Runner · #5 01-24-2006, 05:25 PM

Looks like my handle Blue Runner is gonna win this...that'll be cool. I had a feeling I should go with that. Its just hard after going by Cash Money all these years. But, to name another boat Cash Money would be a dis-service to my beloved 17fter that's probably crushed up in the land-fill right now.

Truth be told, there was only one boat worthy of the title of "Cash Money" and it will always hold a special place in my fart, I mean heart. :'(

Poor ol Cash, I miss her and her old flexible transom.

The sound of those rusty, deteriorating trailer springs singing down the road.

The flexible floor that really absorbed the shock in a rough sea - ah those were the days.

I miss watching her take on water as the day progressed. If at any time I forgot my watch, I could alway check the bilge to see how long I'd been on the water. And that trusty bilge pump that I would have to go hold the wires on the battery to make work - I really miss that too.

I miss worrying about lighting a cigarette for all of the gasoline on my hands.

Oh yeah and how could I forget my "manual" (armstrong) starter - the old rope around the flywheel - talk about dependability at sea! 2 pulls and fire in the hole! I will miss wedging a drink cooler under the choke switch so that I could choke Cash while simultaneously pulling the rope. It really kept my coordination in top shape because I had to be so quick to knock the drink cooler out after it fired to keep from flooding my beloved engine.

And...the battery powered running lights. Its a shame that I won't have to keep an extra set of D batteries on hand at all times to make sure the running lights are operational.

Seems this V21 isn't going to be near as much fun as the 17. But I guess with time I will adjust ;D