When a friend group texted
that she was getting a pair of dogs – golden doodles, adorable – for her
daughters, we immediately began suggesting pet names. Over the course of two
days (geez, maybe it was three) we all had a blast sharing possible nom de pups
that I saw had cultural, musical, and generational relevance. In an example of the
upside of drinking and texting we began with Barnes & Noble and ended with
Simon & Schuster. Take a look at our list and see if we missed any. Feel
free to add to the list and share which one you like the best.
Merriam & Webster
Starsky & Hutch
Thelma & Louise
Jacoby & Myers
Neiman & Marcus
Bergdorf & Goodman
Lord & Taylor
A&S
Waldorf & Astoria
Salt & Pepa
Kidd & Play
Kriss & Kross
Trinidad & Tobago
Hall & Oats
Napa & Sonoma
Rum & Coke
Sting & The Police
Prince & The
Revolution
Gin & Juice
Sonny & Cher
Cagney & Lacy
Peaches & Herb
Statler & Waldorf
Burt & Ernie
Snoopy & Woodstock
Chip & Dale
Tom & Jerry
Jimmy Jam & Terry
Lewis
Pete Rock & C.L.
Smooth
LA & Baby Face
Macklemore & Ryan
Lewis
The Fat Boys
Kirk & Spock
Han & Chewy
Thing 1 & Thing 2
Crockett & Tubbs
MAC & Sephora
The last one is not to be
confused with Mac and Windows. No one suggested that.
The Urban Erma, the longest running column on StageTimeMagazine.com, was created and written by stand-up comedian Leighann Lord. Listen to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Get her e-books on AMAZON!
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