What's your favorite krewe name? Please vote for ONE
Here are the candidates:
One Krewe over the Cuckoo's Nest - 2 votes
Warehouse Krewe
Krewe of Slainte (Slawn-cha) (gaelic for cheers) - 3 votes
Krewe of Zon (zon drinkcan, of course!)
Krewe of Ate (greek goddess of folly)
Krewe of Folly
Krewe of Eudora
The Who Krewe
Horton Hears a Krewe
Krewe of WTF
Mill Street Krewe
Gaddis Stret Krewe
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My vote is for "One Krewe over the Cuckoo's Nest". I don't think we can beat that.
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ReplyDeleteI love One Krewe over the Cuckoo's Nest!!
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ReplyDeletei know but i prefer one krewe over the cuckoo's nest now!
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One Krewe Over the Cuckoo's Nest for me
ReplyDeletekrewe of slainte for me
ReplyDeleteEither Slainte or Nest for me - I like them both -- Slainte puts a little more of the Irish theme in things.
ReplyDeleteI change my vote to Slainte - I like it better - ooops :(
ReplyDeleteso far..
ReplyDelete3 for nest
3 for slainte
it's neck and neck. still waiting for chemo and andy to chime in.
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I'll let Andy be the deciding factor...since I'm fine with either...I don't want to cancel our votes out.
ReplyDeleteI think Krewe of Salinte has more staying power, it will grow with us and I think we can make a cool logo with it.
ReplyDeleteare you campaigning?!? haha
ReplyDeletei'm really ok with either as well. i just like the cleverness of "one krewe over the cuckoo's nest". plus, we'll never have to explain it.
yes - campaigning ;)
ReplyDeleteRah Rah!
Krewe of Salinte, Krewe of Saliente!!!
Hahahahaha!!!
i think it's slainte with an accent over the e.
ReplyDeleteit's a celtic toast, right?
gaelic, excuse me...
ReplyDeleteSláinte or Sláinte Mhath is commonly used as a drinking toast in Ireland and Scotland. Sláinte/Sláinte Mhaith is the Irish spelling; in Scottish Gaelic, it is spelled Slàinte/Slàinte Mhath. Sometimes it is corrupted into "Slanj" which is quite close to the original pronunciation. It means literally "Good Health" - slàinte translates vaguely as health in Gaelic. "Mhath" (pron. "vaa") is the lenited form of "math" (pron. "maa").[1]
ReplyDeleteThe word was used in old-Irish before Scottish Gaelic became a spoken language, and was oddly spelled 'Sláinte' before the late 20th century beginnings and finishing of 'the standard' - 'an chaighdeán'.
On a t-shirt or our logo we could play off the proper spelling: Slàinte and what looks like a Mississippi-style pronunciation: Slawn-cha
ReplyDeleteinteresting. my vote remains with cuckoo's nest!
ReplyDeletewhere, oh where is andy? and any word on the check from lemuria?
sent a text to Caroline - no word yet.....
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