Badger the Blade Bee
Name The Great Blade Exchange Mascott PIF
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HA! So bad it might work.At the risk of making a bad pun (it's entirely intentional, I assure you), we should call him "Aftershave"... because he stings when applied to the face.
Thank you, I'll be here all week. Tip your waitress!
Lots of good ones so far.
I just thought of Honey Bee Bee (instead of Honey Boo Boo)
keep em coming folks. This will be tough to decide I can see
Bumblenick
St. Nickless
Sir Buzzington Beezlely of Sharpton Manor
Razor B. Blade
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Stub L. Buzzer
Buzz the fuzz killer
Okay. I don't want to throw cold water on this PIF but as a beekeeper, I just couldn't keep quiet anymore!
You need to know that ALL honey bees are female. From the queen to the workers to the young nurse bees, all female. Each hive hatches just a few male drones each season, just in case they are needed for reproduction but if the queen is healthy, they just sit around and eat honey. At the end of the season, all the drones are killed and expelled as the hive readies itself for winter. Quite the archetype for the human species, isn't it.
Now, does that mean The Blade Exchange mascot can't have a masculine name? Of course not! But since most of us choose aftershaves and colognes based on what the women in our life like, I think a feminine name would be just as appropriate.
Okay. Got that off my chest.
Now on to my name suggestion.
I like Elizabeth Queenbee as she makes it possible for all the workers to get the job done. You could even shorten it to "Beth" as a nickname.
You need to know that ALL honey bees are female. From the queen to the workers to the young nurse bees, all female. Each hive hatches just a few male drones each season, just in case they are needed for reproduction but if the queen is healthy, they just sit around and eat honey. At the end of the season, all the drones are killed and expelled as the hive readies itself for winter. Quite the archetype for the human species, isn't it.
Now, does that mean The Blade Exchange mascot can't have a masculine name? Of course not! But since most of us choose aftershaves and colognes based on what the women in our life like, I think a feminine name would be just as appropriate.
Okay. Got that off my chest.
Now on to my name suggestion. I like Elizabeth Queenbee as she makes it possible for all the workers to get the job done. You could even shorten it to "Beth" as a nickname.
BearPoker
(what they do when bears try to steal their honey).
(what they do when bears try to steal their honey).
I was going to say nick but got beat so how about Lade aka b.b.lade I dunno female name how about barbed with means sharp
Buzzly the Barber-bee
BladeBuzz
Okay. I don't want to throw cold water on this PIF but as a beekeeper, I just couldn't keep quiet anymore!
You need to know that ALL honey bees are female. From the queen to the workers to the young nurse bees, all female. Each hive hatches just a few male drones each season, just in case they are needed for reproduction but if the queen is healthy, they just sit around and eat honey. At the end of the season, all the drones are killed and expelled as the hive readies itself for winter. Quite the archetype for the human species, isn't it.
Now, does that mean The Blade Exchange mascot can't have a masculine name? Of course not! But since most of us choose aftershaves and colognes based on what the women in our life like, I think a feminine name would be just as appropriate.
Okay. Got that off my chest.
I like Elizabeth Queenbee as she makes it possible for all the workers to get the job done. You could even shorten it to "Beth" as a nickname.
BuzzKiller
Blade-lee Buzzington Fuzzkiller IV, Lee for short.
KEEN BEE
keen
[SUP] 1. finely sharpened, as an edge; so shaped as to cut or pierce substances readily: a keen razor.
This has my vote!
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Lots of names have my vote. But we can only have one!
