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The name has to relate to the city where it's registered. So far I have the following choices:

"Hot Chocolate" / Cocoa, Fl "Another Sex Change" / Sheboygan, Wi "Curly You Moe Him" / Laramie, Wy "Period" / Tampa, Fl "Pyorrhoritic Pachyderm" / Tuskaloosa, Al "Beach Waffle" / San Diego, Ca (you know... sandy Eggo) "We Got a Problem" / Houston, Tx

...but I don't like any of them. Any suggestions?

The name has to relate to the city where it's registered. So far I have the following choices: *"Hot Chocolate"* / Cocoa, Fl *"Another Sex Change"* / Sheboygan, Wi *"Curly You Moe Him"* / Laramie, Wy *"Period"* / Tampa, Fl *"Pyorrhoritic Pachyderm"* / Tuskaloosa, Al *"Beach Waffle"* / San Diego, Ca (you know... sandy Eggo) *"We Got a Problem"* / Houston, Tx ...but I don't like any of them. Any suggestions?

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

you don't rename a boat.

[–] • 1 pt

It's salvage.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Bad luck just the same.

[–] • 4 pts

Maybe I should name it that. "Bad Luck" / Las Vegas, Nv.

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Bad luck? I've never heard of this superstition. I heard of bananas and pineapples in relation to good or bad luck at sea, but not the name.

What if the boat was completely rebuilt to a completely different design? It's really not the same boat. Different weight, deck, stringers, bulkheads, railings, everything except the hull itself.

What if the hull is modified as well, does that still count?

I will have to look into this.