Try to Name the SuSE Mascot 247

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday February 07, 2000 @10:11PM from the this-oughta-be-fun dept.

Maschendrahtzaun writes "After the green chameleon has been the mascot of the SuSE Linux AG for such a long time, we finally want to give it a name. We are therefore announcing a name competition for our chameleon.

The competition will begin in New York at the Linux World, which was staged Feb. 1, 2000 through Feb. 4; the final decision will be revealed at the CeBIT 2000, at the end of of February 2000 in Hanover. From all suggestions which we receive SuSE will select the most funny or best fitting ones, which will be presented to the public on our Web site. From these suggestions the public will then be able to choose the winning name. One of the suppliers of the name which gets the most votes will be invited by SuSE to the largest European Linux event, the "LinuxTag in Stuttgart". SuSE will also draw further winners from the hat, who'll receive a current version of SuSE Linux as well as the newly-named cuddly green chameleon. " Ya know, 'Rob' has a nice ring to it...

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susy (Score:2)

by fluxrad ( 125130 ) writes:

of course
The obvious answer... (Score:4)

by FauxPasIII ( 75900 ) writes: on Monday February 07, 2000 @05:12PM (#1296842)

Ummmm.... Suzie ?

Skanky the Iguana! (Score:1)

by uninerd ( 79304 ) writes:

Skanky the Iguana!
Skanky the Iguana!
Skanky the Iguana!
Link To.... (Score:3)

by Accipiter ( 8228 ) writes: on Monday February 07, 2000 @05:14PM (#1296844)

The contest link is Here [www.suse.de].

I'm gonna have to think this one over, but mind you, I intend to give that lizard a hell of a name. :)

-- Give him Head? Be a Beacon?

ummm... (Score:1)

by Mushy ( 143625 ) writes:

Sue
umm... (Score:1)

by Mushy ( 143625 ) writes:

Sue <g>
Re:The obvious answer... (Score:2)

by FauxPasIII ( 75900 ) writes:

My complements to fluxrad (poster #1), he beat me to the draw on this one ;-)
Actually, (Score:2)

by fluxrad ( 125130 ) writes:

you could call it linus but for the countless technophiles who had penguins imported up from the south pole just for that purpose.

-FluX
How about? (Score:1)

by Gocho ( 16619 ) writes:

Farfrompuken?
Well (Score:1)

by spaceorb ( 125782 ) writes:

Depending on what part of the world you're from, you could just call it 'Lunch.'
or... (Score:1)

by Mushy ( 143625 ) writes:

GreenMeat
How about... (Score:2)

by e-Motion ( 126926 ) writes:

Boy George, the Karma Chameleon.
here we go (Score:1)

by MaD_HaX0R ( 149413 ) writes:

chamaeleenux.
Bad Names (Score:2)

by debrain ( 29228 ) writes:
Ok, let's rule out the following:
- Captain Picard
- Debian
- Darth
- Atriedes
- Clinton
- Homer
- Ford Prefect
- Natalie
- Mozilla
- Enrique
Please take this under advisement . . . ;)
Whats the point? (Score:1)

by xodarap ( 65815 ) writes:

If this contest ended the 4th of feburary, why post about it now? Why not post "SuSE had a contest to name the lizard, results will be posted as they are recieved" not "Try to name the SuSE lizard".

Place(my_cents*2);
Re:Whats the point? (Score:2)

by Accipiter ( 8228 ) writes:

Um, the contest didn't end on the 4th. LinuxWorld did.

-- Give him Head? Be a Beacon?
or... (Score:2)

by Mushy ( 143625 ) writes:

RobLizo!!! :-)
How about... (Score:1)

by Dan Puckett ( 149557 ) writes:

"Lex"?

It has that ring of evil genius to it. It's the name of a utility too, so the name is vaguely apropos.
Easy choice (Score:2)

by Shoeboy ( 16224 ) writes:

Hmm... what to call a cold blooded reptile.
How about naming it after Jack Valenti, spokesman for the MPAA.
--Shoeboy
XUT (Score:1)

by Skynet ( 37427 ) writes:

Xut = Backwards(Tux);
my suggestions (Score:2)

by Ater ( 87170 ) writes:

Dr. SuSE
SuSEanne Somers
Oh SuSEanna
SuSEan Sarandon (Ok, so the joke is wearing thin)
Linus the Lizard
Karma Chameleon
Bill Gates
Natalie Portman (j/k on the last two)

oh and by the way info on the contest is here [www.suse.de]
What about Arnold? (Score:1)

by MrMiyagi ( 141580 ) writes:

What about the name "Arnold"?
Re:Bad Names (Score:1)

by Bolen ( 4896 ) writes:

Hey, I was going to suggest Suzilla.
Re:Well (Score:2)

by Gocho ( 16619 ) writes:

Yeah! Believe it or not, I've had iguana before... I know this will sound boring, but it does taste like chicken :)
Liz (Score:1)

by MattT ( 130844 ) writes:

Think "The Magic Schoolbus" :)
Name for a Linux Lizard? (Score:1)

by Sly Mongoose ( 15286 ) writes:

"Geek-o"
Geeble. Ask not why. It just sounds neat! (Score:1)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

Geeble. Kind of like the Ribbit a frog makes.
About the prize... (Score:1)

by MaPfJa ( 90764 ) writes:

If you want to know more about the "LinuxTag" event, you can find information about that on the LinuxTag homepage [linuxtag.org].
An english page seems to be available (link is in the upper right corner).
I've got one! (Score:2)

by Denor ( 89982 ) writes:
I think 'gecko' sounds nice. It has the following advantages:
- It reminds those among us who know things of lizards, and everyone else goes 'huh', thus helping me maintain my "I'm in the know" superior feeling.
- Those who've played Fallout 2 will immediately have flashbacks to ghouls and repairing nuclear reactors. Anything that induces Fallout 2 flashbacks is cool, even if it's a bit frightening at first. Those who've played the original fallout will probably, as a side effect, recall iguana-on-a-stick, with even better flashbacks as a result.
- "Suzy" is too hard to make a trademark out of. But can't you all just see it now? "Gecko(TM) is a registered mark of SuSE Linux(TM). Linux(TM) is, in turn, a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds(TM). Torvalds(TM) is, in turn, a trademark of...."
- And perhaps most frighteningly, if people use "suzy", they'll implicitly think of a female mascot. "Tux" is implicitly male. Soon, despite the will of many a valiant linux user, there will be an unnatural union - think gatekeeper and keymaster - which we must stop at all costs. Plus we don't want to get PETA angry at us.
In conclusion, a vote for "gecko" is a vote for a linux distribution which won't have horrifying, horrifying consequences on all of our lives! Thank you.
Re:RobLimo ATE MY BALLS!! RobLimo ATE MY BALLS!! R (Score:1)

by HarveyNeon ( 106183 ) writes:

whoa, somebody had a little too much jolt today.
Hmm.... (Score:2)

by Gulthek ( 12570 ) writes:

Interestingly, chameleon is derived from the greek word khamaileon, literally meaning "ground lion," which could mean that SuSE is (ground) lion country. Lion country is a term for some unknown and unexplored area (dark continent, terra incognita, etc) which could directly refer to Linux as it is just that to many people. They hear Linux spoken of as this wondrous yet seemingly far off thing that is at the same time fasinating and frightening. A lion dance is a traditional Chinese ritual preformed to bring good luck, clearly a referal to the installation of Linux. So many levels, that little lizard must be the coolest logo ever!

Oh yeah, this is about name for the lizard...um...Lennard. Yeah.
Name that damn lizard (Score:1)

by Gridmark ( 100662 ) writes:

How bout "Ike the two-tone gecko"?
John Philip? (Score:1)

by ronfar ( 52216 ) writes:

...think about it.
Hmm (Score:1)

by crayz ( 1056 ) writes:

How about "Joe Chamel"?
MPAA Baiting. (Score:2)

by JamesSharman ( 91225 ) writes:

I wonder if we can come up with a name that is an anagram ofthe offending lines of DeCSS source?
Name it YAM! (Yet Another Mascot) (Score:3)

by root ( 1428 ) writes: on Monday February 07, 2000 @05:46PM (#1296910) Homepage

To go along with yast.

Grok! (Score:1)

by Zalgon 26 McGee ( 101431 ) writes:

Who wouldn't want to Grok their computer?
Instead of Sousa, how about Zuse? (Score:1)

by Bolen ( 4896 ) writes:

As in Konrad Zuse, the German computer pioneer?
Obvious II (Score:1)

by buss_error ( 142273 ) writes:

Suzie "U"?
Re:I've got one! (Score:1)

by Mr. Penguin ( 87934 ) writes:

And how about Gecko the Geek? Personalize it a bit! Or maybe Geeko the Gecko?

Brad Johnson
--We are the Music Makers, and we
are the Dreamers of Dreams
Reynold (Score:1)

by Zalgon 26 McGee ( 101431 ) writes:

Aren't all lizards named Reynold?
And where DO you go to find an intelligent chicken, anyways?
and. (Score:2)

by Wah ( 30840 ) writes:

..the band-shes, eh?
Best Name...Ever (Score:1)

by havaloc ( 50551 ) writes:

Why not call him Quincy, the name of the lizard in those FoxTrot Cartoons?
Re:The obvious answer... (Score:1)

by SkulkCU ( 137480 ) writes:

heh. I thought the obvious answer was "Cam". [for chamaeleon, or camouflage]

too bad "Tux" is taken; it'd be perfect. </sarcasm>
Re:How about? (Score:1)

by kaniff ( 63108 ) writes:

Farfromfaulten.

seg faulten.

*rimshot*
Re:Well (Score:2)

by JamesSharman ( 91225 ) writes:

I presume of course you are refering to people form seattle?
A couple suggestions (Score:2)

by / ( 33804 ) writes:

If you use "Dupree" then you already have a live incarnation with its own webcam [images.com]. The same goes for "Akbar [dewlap.com]".

And if you go with the ever popular "Iggy", you can save money by using a beanie baby [3sis.com] instead of manufacturing a proprietary lizard, which is exactly the kind of let's-not-reinvent-the-wheel mentality that makes the open-source movement go 'round.
My submission (Score:4)

by KodaK ( 5477 ) writes: <sakodak@nOSpAm.gmail.com> on Monday February 07, 2000 @06:09PM (#1296929) Homepage

... was Greptile. Among others, but I liked
that one best.

Re:Chameleons (Score:1)

by mhm23x3 ( 30474 ) writes:

*G* Now, all we need to do is get Kelsey Grammar (Frasier Crane) to voice that announcement. :-)
lefty. (Score:1)

by acomj ( 20611 ) writes:

Because the lizard in the slashdot logo is facing the wrong way. (is that why SuSe gives you those stickers for your monitor?)

actually the name should work in german and english? Or does he get different names in each language?
I will call him MiniMe. (Score:1)

by smithdog ( 3152 ) writes:

Actually I would prefer to call him Johann Phillipe Suse
Suzilla, you morons :-) (Score:2)

by A nonymous Coward ( 7548 ) writes:

Geez I gotta do all the thinking around here?
:-) :-) :-)

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Chameleon naming is good for you! (Score:2)

by pb ( 1020 ) writes:

Sure, their mascot is a reptile, but how well does it scale? :)

Anyhow, I think if you're gonna name it Sue-something, Sue-sasaurous would be more appropriate. Why? 'cause that's a *big* chameleon!

I'd probably call it either Leon or Cammie, but maybe that's just me.

Yeah, I like "Cammie the SuSE Chameleon", that's cute.

But hey, at least I didn't say charazard... :P

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Frank! (Score:1)

by edko ( 42913 ) writes:

Sorry... in my American culture bias I can only think of Frank from the Budweiser commercials.

:-)

ed
Re:susy (Score:1)

by B.D.Mills ( 18626 ) writes:

Yeah, pretty much my thoughts. I see the picture of the green chamaeleon with the caption "SuSE", and I tend to think of the chamaeleon as having a name like that: "Suse" or "Susie".

Such a name would be much less confusing for the neophyte than less obvious names like "Kevin", "Engelbert" or "J. Rothwort Fontwoodleton III, Esq."

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The perfect mascot for an IPO... (Score:1)

by MattT ( 130844 ) writes:

is Gordon Gecko!!!
"marty" (as in Feldman) (Score:1)

by kipling ( 24579 ) writes:

... well, debian is using CG actors.
I think MF would dig it. (unfortunately he is no longer around to ask)
Or else... (Score:1)

by cabr1to ( 107844 ) writes:

Zeus!
Re:susy (Score:1)

by mishaco ( 144592 ) writes:

what about SuSEanne ? i dunno , but i kinda dig the 'siouxie' comment
Larry the Lizzard. (Score:2)

by Vladinator ( 29743 ) writes:

Larry. Larry Lizzard.

Hey Rob, Thanks for that tarball!
Re:susy (Score:1)

by mishaco ( 144592 ) writes:

what about SuSEanne ? i dunno , but i kinda dig the 'siouxsie' comment
A Simpsons Flavour (Score:1)

by hagar� ( 115031 ) writes:

I dub thee Jub Jub
Re:susy (Score:1)

by pepsi-guy ( 32541 ) writes:

Ok.. TUX is taken.. how bout Lesiure Suit the Lizard? Uh... time for bed..
Re:How about? (Score:1)

by MrNixon ( 28945 ) writes:

That's one of the funniest things I've seen all day.
Karma Chameleon (Score:1)

by Speare ( 84249 ) writes:
Of course, 'karma' is more a slashdot thang, than a SuSE thang, but I had to play with my scrabble tiles again.
Karma Chameleon
- =anagrams&gt
- O man! Lame hacker!
- Aha! Kernel comma.
- Learn make. Macho!
- Anal hacker memo
- Hacker on a lemma (for the GNU Schemers)
- Ahem! An elk macro! (more GNUism)
Why not use the common name for the species? (Score:1)

by Byteme ( 6617 ) writes:

Jackson Chameleon as they call them... or Jack for short?
mark (Score:1)

by SaintAlex ( 108566 ) writes:

I had an Iguana named "mark" for a while. Yeah, yeah, not a chamelion, but it's still a cool name.... =)

Observe, reason, and experiment.
Name it? Hell, Get Rid Of It! (Score:1)

by R-2-RO ( 766 ) writes:

I mean the thing is pretty damn ugly. I'm not against chameleons per se, but how about making him/her a bit better looking or modern. Then it would be worth naming. :)
Yeah, just switch your filter to level 1 (Score:1)

by marcus ( 1916 ) writes:

That's what I do when I try to read here in the evenings and this kind of junk shows up. It's a really nice, handy, working system. All the junk just automagically goes away.

Rob should patent it! One-Two-click moderation and sensibility filtering!
I like "ferny" (Score:2)

by tilly ( 7530 ) writes:

Take another look at its tail...

Cheers,
Ben
How about... (Score:1)

by andyf ( 15400 ) writes:

Stig. Don't ask why... It just sounds appropriate to me.

John Philip. And pronounce SuSE as Soo-za.

Bob. Come on, everybody loves Bob...

Grep. Sounds like a good name for a reptile...

Sux. Combine SuSE with Tux... (Kidding - I love SuSE).
I Like it! (Score:1)

by WickedDyno ( 107606 ) writes:

Greptile. . . heh.
I'm not all that creative... (Score:1)

by Pollux ( 102520 ) writes:

But looking at that mascot, only one name comes to mind...

...Smiley.

I don't know who gave that chamelion a smile, but "SuSE's Smiley" just has a nice ring to it... or maybe "Smiley SuSE!" ...no, wait, then smiley would be an adjective...how bout...no, that wouldn't work either...

...Well, anyway, how bout Smiley? :)
It's too late, but considering Slashdot... (Score:1)

by SabbathRM ( 149582 ) writes:

There's only one possible name. It may violate a copyright or a trademark, though. Karma.
How about Shawalla? (Score:1)

by LunarOne ( 91127 ) writes:

.
Re:susy (Score:1)

by dbullock ( 32532 ) writes:

Suzilla
Re:How about... (Score:1)

by hypergeek ( 125182 ) writes:

And the Slashdot version, the Karma-whore* chameleon(TM).
(*Notice: No offense intended to any karma-whores, -pimps, -gigolos (or Karma Man-Whores) or any other types of karma-escorts or karma-adult-entertainment-professionals who may be out there. Admittedly I'd be squite a hypocrite if I did intend such offense >:)
-Hypr Geeque
P.S.: Bless all those wonderful moderators out there... (wink, wink; nudge, nudge ;-)
The ultimate name for a little green something. (Score:1)

by Palisade ( 6391 ) writes:

"Redraw Me"
Re:Well [Just like chicken?] (Score:1)

by hypergeek ( 125182 ) writes:

Heh heh... I'll have to remember that one.
"Chicken, again? But, Mom, it tastes just like iguana meat!"
-Hypr "Gonna-Get-My-Karma-Into-The-Double-Digits-Even-If It-Means-I-Have-To-Start-Counting-In-Binary" Geeque
Quality of Comments on /. (Score:1)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

I think every long time /. reader should go back two years from now in the archives and read the type of comments then. After that, look at what they have turned into. Very depressing.. there is very little content.. the only replies that get moderated up are the "funny" ones so the whole karma system is messed up IMO.
Drazil! (Score:1)

by hypergeek ( 125182 ) writes:

It's, ahem... simply "lizard" backwards. Unless I misspelled it.
What it lacks in creativity it more than makes up for in dragon-sounding coolness, IMO.
-Hypr Geeque
Quincy (Score:2)

by weston ( 16146 ) writes:

How about Quincy?

(Bill Amend might take exception, but then again,
maybe he'd be honored...)
Re:Well (Score:1)

by bigsteve@dstc ( 140392 ) writes:

I think I guana throw up. :-)
why does it need a name? (Score:2)

by mcc ( 14761 ) writes:

seriously, doesn't the image stand alone by itself? doesn't "that SuSE iguana" convey the idea? What's the point of naming it? I guess you want to convey it with "mascot" status or something, but WHY?

Why must we stick a cutesy brand name on everything? Why can't we just have some things be purely visual symbols for once? I personally think that Tux didn't need a name.. that you shouldn't have to stick a monosyllabic verbal handle on everything in order for it to be powerful.. that in some sense you dilute the symbol and limit it by giving it a name. All of a sudden it isn't this ethereal, otherworldly, metaphorical iguana, standing for something or other; suddenly it's an iguana, one specific iguana, with a name and everything. The abstract purity the symbol once had is gone..

a haiku: now i drop my post into this sea of troll posts where no one will read
Re:susy uhh.... (Score:1)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

duhhhh... ummmm.... i gotz kompooter.... rite stuf on sloshdott....

heh........ heh............ heh............

um
female mascot names (Score:1)

by mcc ( 14761 ) writes:

actually, i think that the lizard in the SuSe logo thingy looks distinctly female.. not sure why it seems that way though.
a gender neutral name may work better for whatever reason.. i dunno.. but i doubt they'll give it a specifically male name.

anyway, the name gecko is already taken. It happens to be the name of a certain web browser's [mozilla.org] HTML rendering engine. I'm sure the mozilla people wouldn't mind you using the name, but i seriously doubt you could get away with trademarking it if it had already been used as a major component of a different major opensource project.
Re:Louie (Score:1)

by Molz ( 87066 ) writes:

Hell yeah.. now if we could only get the budwiser guy's to sell the copyright. Or should he be named Frank? :-) Now we just need a ferret logo.

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Re:female mascot names (Score:2)

by Pascal Q. Porcupine ( 4467 ) writes:

Good guess, actually. Male chameleons have horns.
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"'Is not a quine' is not a quine" is a quine [nmsu.edu].
Re:TFJ (Score:1)

by holloway ( 46404 ) writes:

An example of the wholesomely ev0l <a href="http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/1004/100 4_01.asp">Chick Tracts</a>.
Re:Chameleons (Score:3)

by radja ( 58949 ) writes: on Monday February 07, 2000 @11:12PM (#1296999) Homepage

1 small thing: some members of the iguana family CAN change colour. in particular some of the species of the iguana-family 'anolis' are quite capable of changing colour, even though over a more limited range.for instance the green anolis (anolis carolinensis), which is indigenous in the US, can change colour between green and brown. Also, it has the climbing abilities of the gecko with it's 'sticky' feet. The iguana family is quite a large one, with quite huge differences in size, the smallest iguanas are about 20 cm, the largest can reach sizes over 1 meter (all including tail) The iguana you probably are referring to is the largest one(I don't know the name in english I fear. translated from dutch: green iguana). it lives in the trees, but it eats mainly fruit. It does not need to be fast, fruit won't run away.

//rdj, used to keep a few green anolises (sp?)

anolis (Score:2)

by radja ( 58949 ) writes:

If you're curious, you can see one on
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wild/reptiles /anole.htm

//rdj
Chameleon (Score:2)

by hattig ( 47930 ) writes:

I have a greeb "Beanie Babies" Chameleon at home which looks just like the SUSE chameleon, at I called it Munchie for some strange and twisted reason...
So I think that Munchie would be a great name for the SUSE chameleon.
Otherwise, call it "Bud"...

~~
Re:Chameleons (Score:2)

by bons ( 119581 ) writes:

Chameleons are also not covered in fur and stuffed with beans or plastic pellets.
They are also not stylized two dimenional images designed to sell cool operating systems.
Besides, art gecko sounds much better then Blendo, the chameleon in a blender.

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Re:The obvious answer... (Score:2)

by mill ( 1634 ) writes:

Umm, no. The obvious answer would be Keyser. "My name is SuSE, Keyser SuSE".

/mill
SuSiE (Score:2)

by Hard_Code ( 49548 ) writes:

How about SuSiE/suzy/susie/suzie the SuSE mascot?

(You know...after you spell and say the name "suzy" a couple of times it loses all meaning)

Jazilla.org - the Java Mozilla [sourceforge.net]
More names (Score:2)

by Hard_Code ( 49548 ) writes:

Chameleon: "Brookesia spectrum/perarmata"

Brooks?
Brookie?

Or how about "Camile" the Chameleon?

Jazilla.org - the Java Mozilla [sourceforge.net]
Re:Chameleons (Score:2)

by technos ( 73414 ) writes:

I'm sorry, but Carolina anoles don't even come close to chameleons in range, accuracy or intensity of color. I've owned both. Tha anole will do his best to change his colour to that of a leaf (when on a leaf), and to a branch (when on a branch) but is usually obvious. Chameleons have an amazing range, from pale green to black to brown and orange. More than a few feet away, on nearly any natural surface, they're indistinguishable!

Plus I've found chameleons, especially the Jackson's, to have a more pleasant disposition.
Re:female mascot names (Score:2)

by technos ( 73414 ) writes:

Senegal chameleons have no horns. You're thinking of the Jackson's chameleon.
Re:Karma Chameleon? (Score:2)

by technos ( 73414 ) writes:

Black. They usually turn black when they get pissed off, and mirrors definitly piss them off!
Re:But they don't want an inventive answer! (Score:2)

by Stavr0 ( 35032 ) writes:

Oh yeah! SuSiE!
It would be great for Tux to finally have a girlfriend ;-)
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susy (Score:2)

The obvious answer... (Score:4)

Skanky the Iguana! (Score:1)

Link To.... (Score:3)

ummm... (Score:1)

umm... (Score:1)

Re:The obvious answer... (Score:2)

Actually, (Score:2)

How about? (Score:1)

Well (Score:1)

or... (Score:1)

How about... (Score:2)

here we go (Score:1)

Bad Names (Score:2)

Whats the point? (Score:1)

Re:Whats the point? (Score:2)

or... (Score:2)

How about... (Score:1)

Easy choice (Score:2)

XUT (Score:1)

my suggestions (Score:2)

What about Arnold? (Score:1)

Re:Bad Names (Score:1)

Re:Well (Score:2)

Liz (Score:1)

Name for a Linux Lizard? (Score:1)

Geeble. Ask not why. It just sounds neat! (Score:1)

About the prize... (Score:1)

I've got one! (Score:2)

Re:RobLimo ATE MY BALLS!! RobLimo ATE MY BALLS!! R (Score:1)

Hmm.... (Score:2)

Name that damn lizard (Score:1)

John Philip? (Score:1)

Hmm (Score:1)

MPAA Baiting. (Score:2)

Name it YAM! (Yet Another Mascot) (Score:3)

Grok! (Score:1)

Instead of Sousa, how about Zuse? (Score:1)

Obvious II (Score:1)

Re:I've got one! (Score:1)

Reynold (Score:1)

and. (Score:2)

Best Name...Ever (Score:1)

Re:The obvious answer... (Score:1)

Re:How about? (Score:1)

Re:Well (Score:2)

A couple suggestions (Score:2)

My submission (Score:4)

Re:Chameleons (Score:1)

lefty. (Score:1)

I will call him MiniMe. (Score:1)

Suzilla, you morons :-) (Score:2)

Chameleon naming is good for you! (Score:2)

Frank! (Score:1)

Re:susy (Score:1)

The perfect mascot for an IPO... (Score:1)

"marty" (as in Feldman) (Score:1)

Or else... (Score:1)

Re:susy (Score:1)

Larry the Lizzard. (Score:2)

Re:susy (Score:1)

A Simpsons Flavour (Score:1)

Re:susy (Score:1)

Re:How about? (Score:1)

Karma Chameleon (Score:1)

Why not use the common name for the species? (Score:1)

mark (Score:1)

Name it? Hell, Get Rid Of It! (Score:1)

Yeah, just switch your filter to level 1 (Score:1)

I like "ferny" (Score:2)

How about... (Score:1)

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The ultimate name for a little green something. (Score:1)

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