Calling all you clever folk!

[Writehooks]

Since it apparently involves legal fees and confidential information, why not

"High and Inside" ??

[Jeff_cvc]

gentlemen, it is obvious that the above ideas are already far better then my own! Thank you for making me laugh. I did think of Merkle's Boner, but I know the wife wouldn't go for it. I will let the thread go for a couple more days in the hopes of more laughs. Thank you for your input!

[bobbyw8469]

Give us a hint as to the corporation....maybe we can get some insight to come up with better names.

[edjs]

Whatever you want. That's what I would call it. Whatever You Want, LLC. Has a nice ring to it.

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by edjs

Whatever you want. That's what I would call it. Whatever You Want, LLC. Has a nice ring to it.

This may be the leader at the moment, but I am, of course, partial to the baseball names.

[TexasLeaguer]

No Pepper

[conor912]

touch em all

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by TexasLeaguer

No Pepper

Nice use of baseball and food...

[btcarfagno]

Loogy (could be taken wrong though)

From The Stretch

Painting The Corners

Tools Of Ignorance

Tom C

[Jeff_cvc]

Robert - for tax purposes and liability reasons, our lawyer suggested we use a second corporation as we open our second restaurant. Each restaurant has its own corporation, so if we get sued, they can only come after one restaurant and not take down both of them. And, for reasons I can't explain, our accountant suggests this route for tax purposes. None the less, our restaurant is a high end quick service style, featuring artisanal pizzas and salads, using organic, and local produce, meats and ingredients. The corp. name doesn't necessarily have to have any relation to the restaurant. Our first corp is called Simon6toes, INC. This is in reference to our cat of 16 years that passed years ago, his name was Simon and yes, he had six toes.

[clydepepper]

Eat 'em where they ain't

[boneheadandrube]

"honflan's"

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by boneheadandrube

"honflan's"

Greg, is that a Honus/flan combo?

[Jeff_cvc]

3 finger brown - tugs at my heartstrings, keeps the eternal Simon in mind and the obvious baseball reference.

High Heat - clever use of bb and food

Eat'em where they ain't - nice twist

You guys are great, can't wait to share all of these with the wife. The winning name should get a free meal if/when that person is ever in Denver.

[boneheadandrube]

Originally Posted by Jeff_cvc

3 finger brown - tugs at my heartstrings, keeps the eternal Simon in mind and the obvious baseball reference.

High Heat - clever use of bb and food

Eat'em where they ain't - nice twist

You guys are great, can't wait to share all of these with the wife. The winning name should get a free meal if/when that person is ever in Denver.

Actually I spelled it wrong. Its an old E90-3 joke from this longtome net54 lurker. It should have read hofnlan:

http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/.../2006/210.html

[scooter729]

Originally Posted by Jeff_cvc

..... using organic, and local produce, meats and ingredients.

Farm Team

[btcarfagno]

Cup of coffee

Baltimore Chop

Tom C

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by Jeff_cvc

Robert - for tax purposes and liability reasons, our lawyer suggested we use a second corporation as we open our second restaurant. Each restaurant has its own corporation, so if we get sued, they can only come after one restaurant and not take down both of them. And, for reasons I can't explain, our accountant suggests this route for tax purposes. None the less, our restaurant is a high end quick service style, featuring artisanal pizzas and salads, using organic, and local produce, meats and ingredients. The corp. name doesn't necessarily have to have any relation to the restaurant. Our first corp is called Simon6toes, INC. This is in reference to our cat of 16 years that passed years ago, his name was Simon and yes, he had six toes.

Was the cat orange and white? I had an orange/white cat who had six toes.