Mocha Latte Frappuccino

[LadyBug]

Ok, so i renamed Violet, since that's kinda girly for a boy bunny. now he's Mocha Latte Frappuccino. but i've gotta call him something shorter. so tell us which one you like!

 

[slavetoabunny]

I voted for Mocha, but how about something like "Chino" (pronounced Cheeno).

 

[mollidy]

I also voted for Mocha, but I also like Chino the best!

 

[bluedimplett]

I wanna see a pic of him so i can make a better decision.

 

[LadyBug]

here's a pretty good pic. he looks sorta loke your daVinci!

 

[PixieStixxxx]

Mocha:

Chocolate syrup, espresso shots, milk, whip cream.

Latte:

Espresso, and milk.


You gotta pick the one with the chocolate and the whip cream to go with his black and white colors =P I vote for Mocha!

 

[SnowyShiloh]

He's so cute! Violet was the perfect name for... him. I still like MooLatte best! I posted this in your other thread, but a MooLatte is a very yummy frozen ice cream coffee drink at Dairy Queen. He has spots like a cow so it seems very cute.

There are several different varieties if you wanted to get more specific on his name.

Mint Mocha MooLatte
Cappuccino MooLatte
Caramel MooLatte
French Vanilla MooLatte
Hazelnut MooLatte
Mocha MooLatte

I like Mint Mocha MooLatte, Mocha MooLatte or Hazelnut MooLatte best for your little fluffy! So cute... Whaddaya think? :biggrin2:

 

[Maukin]

How about Moke? Pronounced "Mo-kay". Goes with the theme and also means "little boy" in one of the Hawaiian languages.

 

[GoinBackToCali]

Ok.. I am gonna point something out.. NOBODY get bent out of shape, NOBODY jump on me, I am ONLY thinking if you have to take the bun to the vet and the name has to be said out loud, AND I am only mentioning it in case anybody else thinks "Cheeno" sounds like a cute name for a bun and files it away for future reference. When I was in college in Houston, the Hispanic girls called the Asian proprietors of the convenience stores down the road *Chino's*, and going to the *Chino Store*, and it wasn't meant in a pleasing or complimentary manner.

Sounds the same but spelled different.

Please do NOT come after me with pitchforks and torches wearing your villager costumes.. I am NOT trying to be disrespectful...

 

[LadyBug]

No pitchfork! thanks for telling me that! it's VERY helpful to know, LOL! you wouldn't believe what so things here, in America are fine to say, but in Germany......well, lets just say you'd want to avoid:shock::?!

Thanks again!

 

[Maukin]

Awww Zin, can I chase you with a pitchfork anyway????:devil:devil

 

[LadyBug]

NO, NO, NO!!!!!! nasty little...............whatever-you-are! NO chasing with pitchforks!

HIGH-JACKED THREAD!!!

people threating other people with pitchforks!!!

HELP!!!

 

[mouse_chalk]

Aww he is a cutie!

I like Mocha MooLatte (where did the 'Moo' come from may I ask?!), then you can call him Moo for short, cos he has the colouring of a fresian cow lol!



DOH! Just read the beginning of Snowy Shiloh's post and answered my own questions- and said the same thing as her!:foreheadsmack:



*Edited to acknowledge my own blindness!

 

[myLoki]

Hispanic girl here...

Chino=Chinese

That's all. It doesn't mean ***** or anything like that. It has no bad connotation, but it can be said in a bad tone. I'm guessing that is what you heard.


t.

Edited to add: I like MooLatte!


GoinBackToCali wrote:

When I was in college in Houston, the Hispanic girls called the Asian proprietors of the convenience stores down the road *Chino's*, and going to the *Chino Store*, and it wasn't meant in a pleasing or complimentary manner.

Sounds the same but spelled different.

Please do NOT come after me with pitchforks and torches wearing your villager costumes.. I am NOT trying to be disrespectful...

 

[LuvaBun]

Maukin wrote:

How about Moke? Pronounced "Mo-kay". Goes with the theme and also means "little boy" in one of the Hawaiian languages.

I like that - it's unusual and very cute

Jan

 

[Maukin]

<sheepishly drops pitchfork>

Ya'll are no fun.....:whatever:tongue

Glad you like my thought on the name though..

 

[missyscove]

I like Chino too.
Yes, it does mean Chinese in Spanish, but that's not derogatory at all.
It's also the name of a kind of pant.

 

[MyBabyBunnies]

Mocha is just about the most common name ever. Seriously, everyone seems to have a Mocha (boy or girl) including myself. And I also call my boy Chino -- his name is Mochachino.

 

[GoinBackToCali]

Ok, in fairness,when it was said, it was in a derogatory manner, and meant to be so. So basically I didn't want somebody calling for their animal and uttering something offensive.

There is precedence for this...we had a dog who was scared of everything, so he got dubbed Pollo, which is Spanish for chicken... my son couldn't say Pollo, but he could say something along the same lines of Pollo, which was Cuban slang for a woman's body part...

All of my Hispanic neighbors stared strangely at this little chalkasian boy roaming the complex hollering for... well.......you get it...

Chalkasian- me and my spawns are so chalky milky white we are almost translucent. We are not actually Caucasian.. were Chalkasian...

ANYWAY-the point to my story is, I just wanted to make sure you weren't naming your bun something..off. Cause I know a few languages, but not all, and in the big melting pot of America, and while it may sound fine here, it may translate to something else in another language... and like I said, we are all so blended anymore.

So Chino means Chinese. We'll what a buncha dorks.. those were clearly Vietnamese proprietors of the Stop N Go.

Chino's are pants? I thought Pants were Britches...

HA....

Ya'll know I ain't actually that dense... all the time.. right?

 

[undergunfire]

"Chino" is the name of the next town over !