What is your boats name and why?

[BrothaBob]

Name: The Hoochie Momma

Why: Just another woman in my life suckin' the money out of my pocket.

[KEY-LIME-PIE]

The KEY-LIME-PIE got her name after the song by Kenny Chesney, KEY LIME PIE! Because my baby loves to watch me eat her "KEY-LIME-PIE"


Tom

[Logan9581]

The boat I run is called "The Bored Room" so that when the someone calls the boss, his secretary can say he is in the bored room and will get back to you later.

My personal boat is called "Playin' Hooky" cause I used to play hooky from college to go fishing!

[hunt4fish]

WETSPOT Do I need to explain why?

[Capt. Brian Daley]

THIS AS BEEN DONE THREE TIME ALREADY BUT IN ANYCASE MY NEXT BOAT
IS GOING TO BE CALLED SEE YA MARY

[BTH284]

"Short Bus"
I dunno, it just fits

[Bite Me]

Bite Me.
Because I couldn't away with Eat Me

[loliver]

My boats have always been
ONLY MONEY, a 23 Mako
ONLY MONEY 2, a mako 26
ONLY MONEY 3, a 32 Blackfin FB
ONLY MONEY 3, a 35 Cabo express

and I am looking for ONLY MONEY 4, Any and all ideas welcome 38-42 ft range. either express or convertable, can't decide. I had a deposit on a 45 Viking Conv. but canceled. Any advice on a custom Carolina boat?

[Nimrod]

The boat I run is called "The Bored Room" so that when the someone calls the boss, his secretary can say he is in the bored room and will get back to you later.

My buddy's boat is named BUISNE$$ for the same reason. "Sorry, he's out on business".

[Nimrod]

I've seen threads like this before on other sites and find it both interesting and entertaining. I'll throw our boat into the mix with a blurb that was featured in the 'Transom Trivia' section of the November 2005 issue of "InTheBite.com Unplugged":

My father, brother and myself own and operate the 46’ Hatteras “Nimrod” out of Annapolis and Ocean City, MD. Back in 1984 we put “Nimrod” on the transom of our first Hatteras. At that time we didn't realize the informal but more common meaning of the word – “A person regarded as silly, foolish, or stupid”. Although that was not the meaning we intended, I guess some may consider anyone who owns a boat a bit foolish all together.

We actually chose the name “Nimrod” for the meaning found in Webster’s Dictionary – “A mighty or great hunter”. In addition, it also has biblical ties as Nimrod was a king and “a mighty hunter before the Lord” who just happened to be the great-grandson of Noah – you know, of the Ark fame. Because we consider ourselves hunters of fish, we thought it might be a good fit. Certainly it is an easy enough name to pronounce over the VHF which doesn't hurt. Since first using the name “Nimrod”, we have also learned that Nimrod is the name given to a series of British Maritime Reconnaissance Aircraft and a title of a popular record album by the band Green Day.

Over 20 years later, people on the docks and at the bars often refer to us as those “Nimrods”. In our eyes, the name is appropriate to describe us - whichever meaning you use!

(check out some others at http://www.inthebite.com/transom_trivia/index.shtml & http://www.samsmarine.com/forums/sho...transom+trivia)