Dr No
Active Member
- Posts
- 205
- Location
- Brecon Beacons
My better half decided on Tinkerbell. Suits her too.
Does your Landy have a name?
- Thread starter extra_strong_mint
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
captain skellon
Active Member
- Posts
- 163
- Location
- Bradford, west yorkshire
long story involving the U.S Navy, a red phone box, a pimp and loads of oriental hookers, going underground by the jam, strobe lighting, a pint of whiskey, a disgruntled DJ, a womans bathing suit and an innocently caught dose of the crabs, just a quiet night out really
Deasy
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,070
- Location
- Warwick-on-the-shire
Yep mines called "wtf is wrong with you now"
Sarahfoxy
New Member
- Posts
- 753
- Location
- Poole, Dorset
extra_strong_mint
Active Member
- Posts
- 150
- Location
- Morecambe, Lancashire
:d
extra_strong_mint
Active Member
- Posts
- 150
- Location
- Morecambe, Lancashire
Are the emoticon thingies not working?
crazymac
Active Member
- Posts
- 563
- Location
- Pembrokeshire, south west Wales
I've got Truffles, cos the last 3 letters are TFL, One before was Peejay cos the last 3 were PYJ and the one before that was Dusty cos my daughter was young and only learning to speak, she couldn't say Discovery and it always came out as Dusty!!
Just thought the same thing, they worked on the origional post, but not on the quote or reply
ghostrider
Member
- Posts
- 30
the beast
RIchardstokes1
New Member
- Posts
- 36
- Location
- Rayleigh
Mine is called Doris the defender
lorri789
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,657
- Location
- West Stirlingshire
Das Beastie
Birdbrain
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 462
Mine still is! Except theres 'old' in there as well.
captain skellon
Active Member
- Posts
- 163
- Location
- Bradford, west yorkshire
thats what the wife calls the stray cat one of the kids brought home
JUGG
Member
- Posts
- 54
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
mam calls mine "the BOS". it stands for "bucket o ****e!" haha
IronLady
New Member
- Posts
- 5
- Location
- Paris, France
Hello everyone
As a newly registered member, and young driver in the process of obtaining my driving licence, I would like to personally thank each member of this well-knitted community, which has helped me greatly consider the choice of a Land Rover Defender 90/110 as my first car purchase.
I am very eager to set off the desert off-roads, and to discover the world through the windshield of such a mighty good vehicle.
I am very happy to be part of this wonderful brother/sisterhood, and will not fail to cherish the protector's reputation of the Defender.
Now, to answer this topic, I must say upon quite a few reflection, I have settled for a familiar name of " Maggie " and a more formal name of " Margaret" in reference to the Iron Lady, that symbolizes England's finest industrial and political measures decisioner, Margaret Thatcher.
As a full Name, " Margaret the Iron Lady " will also emphasize a part of the driver's persona that I think of becoming, that of an iron hand in a velvet glove.
As a newly registered member, and young driver in the process of obtaining my driving licence, I would like to personally thank each member of this well-knitted community, which has helped me greatly consider the choice of a Land Rover Defender 90/110 as my first car purchase.
I am very eager to set off the desert off-roads, and to discover the world through the windshield of such a mighty good vehicle.
I am very happy to be part of this wonderful brother/sisterhood, and will not fail to cherish the protector's reputation of the Defender.
Now, to answer this topic, I must say upon quite a few reflection, I have settled for a familiar name of " Maggie " and a more formal name of " Margaret" in reference to the Iron Lady, that symbolizes England's finest industrial and political measures decisioner, Margaret Thatcher.
As a full Name, " Margaret the Iron Lady " will also emphasize a part of the driver's persona that I think of becoming, that of an iron hand in a velvet glove.
defenderuk
New Member
- Posts
- 2
- Location
- Yorkshire
"Her" names change depending on the off road situation we're in! Thing's like "come on Bettsy" to "Good old girl" And when broken.... well they can't be mentioned, apart for being called a "fatherless one" lol
extra_strong_mint
Active Member
- Posts
- 150
- Location
- Morecambe, Lancashire
Hello everyone
As a newly registered member, and young driver in the process of obtaining my driving licence, I would like to personally thank each member of this well-knitted community, which has helped me greatly consider the choice of a Land Rover Defender 90/110 as my first car purchase.
I am very eager to set off the desert off-roads, and to discover the world through the windshield of such a mighty good vehicle.
I am very happy to be part of this wonderful brother/sisterhood, and will not fail to cherish the protector's reputation of the Defender.
Now, to answer this topic, I must say upon quite a few reflection, I have settled for a familiar name of " Maggie " and a more formal name of " Margaret" in reference to the Iron Lady, that symbolizes England's finest industrial and political measures decisioner, Margaret Thatcher.
As a full Name, " Margaret the Iron Lady " will also emphasize a part of the driver's persona that I think of becoming, that of an iron hand in a velvet glove.
I like the cut of your jib....but...I would hold on that. We had decided on 'The Beast' as the name for our Landy...but when she finally came into our lives, she was having none of it. Wait until you get your gorgeous machine and listen to the vibes. The name will come to you.
Esm xx
Similar threads
