Insane Reefer
08/12/2007, 09:08 AM
I named my Tail Spot Blenny, Bogo - I thought it sounded cool, and is a real name, and my girlfriend who is in retail sales, said, "You named your fish "Buy One Get One Free" HAHAHA!" :lol:
She is in retail sales, and she found this to be hilarious. She is an odd bird - if she had been born a guy, she would have been beat-up a lot, and spent a lot of time stuffed in her locker as a kid - a brainy type who knows it, and knows it all (she really does - I forget what it is called, not photographic, but the other - never forget what you see and hear?) - but still, a nice person.
I got to throw it back in her face though - I had done my research when I bought the fish. I knew Bogo came from Cebu, in the Philippines, and a new town was chartered there last year and it is named Bogo. So I looked at her like she had grown another head, and in a very uppity tone, explained the error of her ways. She didn't have a witty rejoinder for that, lol. But she did ask me what it meant in Filipino, and to that, I had to admit ignorance.
So anyone know what "Bogo" in Filipino might mean?
She is in retail sales, and she found this to be hilarious. She is an odd bird - if she had been born a guy, she would have been beat-up a lot, and spent a lot of time stuffed in her locker as a kid - a brainy type who knows it, and knows it all (she really does - I forget what it is called, not photographic, but the other - never forget what you see and hear?) - but still, a nice person.
I got to throw it back in her face though - I had done my research when I bought the fish. I knew Bogo came from Cebu, in the Philippines, and a new town was chartered there last year and it is named Bogo. So I looked at her like she had grown another head, and in a very uppity tone, explained the error of her ways. She didn't have a witty rejoinder for that, lol. But she did ask me what it meant in Filipino, and to that, I had to admit ignorance.
So anyone know what "Bogo" in Filipino might mean?