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bloke wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 8:21 am As so many tubists are dog owners, please post your dogs’ names below, AFTER changing EVERY vowel in their names to “oodle”.
GO !
Poodleppoodle Coodlettoodlen
For what it's worth, she hates the tuba and will hide in her crate while I'm playing. Or maybe she just hates it when I play. She absolutely loves meeting new people, however, so perhaps one or more of you should come over with your horn and we'll figure it out for sure.
Scott Loveless
Pennsylvania, USA
1939 King 1240, JP179B
"When life knocks you down, stay there and take a nap."
I guess Clyde is Clyoogledoodle, Bonnie is Boodlennoddloodle, Elsa is Oodlesoodle, Rascal is Roodlescoodle, and Phoebe is - hmm... - Phoodleoodleboodle.
When I was a boy my dad was a bird hunter, local quail and occasionally regional pheasant. He had an english setter, with behavior typical of the breed. Keeping in mind the technical term for the female of the species, it was years before I understood the double entendre of Dad naming our dog, "Lady." No, she was not an "-oodle" in any way. But she hunted best and performed exemplary as her namesake on a hunt with a good pointer: trot out to a wide flank, wait for the whistle, jump in from the side, perfect flush, quail for dinner.