Here are the rules:
1) You can submit as many names as you want, the more the better.
2) These birds are going to be pets so their name will stick with them. This means that names cannot contain obscene language or anything else that may offend the chicken.
3) The top 5 names will be chosen and announced (if there are super good names we will have more than five). We will include pictures of the chickens that have received the names.
4) The deadline for entries is March 30th. That's a week after the chicks get here (so that we have time to examine personalities and give names appropriately).
~Nick and Lydia
So, you should totally name one of your chickens Cinderella, either that or Buffy the Worm Slayer. And if you don't like those then name one Ja - it means "firey" in some foreign language. Maybe I'll think of more...
ReplyDeleteyou should totally name one zeke... cuz that's just cool. oh and something chickeny like t-rex... OOH! and something hawaiian, since they have wild chickens there... like kona or something... but that's coffee... so lona :D
ReplyDeletek I just looked up lona... and it means dove. Now that is UBER COOL... so you no longer have a choice... one of your chickens is gonna be lona :P. omg name the white silkie lona! cuz it's white! and doves are white! coooollll
ReplyDeletegreat website Nick and Lydia. How about naming one of your chickens Amelia?
ReplyDeletevlad is definetely the best name for a rooster. it could impale things. Hint Hint Vlad the Impaler
ReplyDeleteVlad the Impaler was also known as Dracula because his fathers name was Vlad II Dracul (which transladed means devil, and also means dragon, Making his name Vlad the Dragon). Dracula, really spelt Drăculea (His real name being Vlad Drăculea), Means "son of Dracul." Also he was famous for his cruelty, so it would have to be a super mean rooster to be named Vlad.
ReplyDeleteNick and Lydia, please name one of your chickens Dog.
ReplyDeleteLydia - you should name one of your chickens Olive oil - Popeye's girlfriend!
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