Seriously though, I quite like the current title (whether in one or two words): it gives a good idea of what the publication is about without sounding overly dull or mysterious.
Time for a name change?
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Re: Time for a name change?
How about "Hooked"? Or even "Stung"?
Seriously though, I quite like the current title (whether in one or two words): it gives a good idea of what the publication is about without sounding overly dull or mysterious.
Seriously though, I quite like the current title (whether in one or two words): it gives a good idea of what the publication is about without sounding overly dull or mysterious.
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Re: Time for a name change?
[quote=ralphrmartin post_id=274752 time=1547658957 user_id=45
Perhaps Cactus Sun would be more appropriate!
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But what would be on page three, Ralph?
Pouting Astrophytum myriostigma nudum?
Or curvy Gymnocalycium denudatum?
Cor, hot stuff!
Perhaps Cactus Sun would be more appropriate!
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But what would be on page three, Ralph?
Pouting Astrophytum myriostigma nudum?
Or curvy Gymnocalycium denudatum?
Cor, hot stuff!
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daniel82
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Re: Time for a name change?
I like CactusWorld
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Re: Time for a name change?
Well, to maintain some decency, it would have to be Echinopsis seminudus, of course.
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Members visiting the Llyn Peninsula are welcome to visit my collection.
Swaps and sales at https://www.rrm.me.uk/Cacti/forsale.php
My Field Number Database is at https://www.fieldnos.bcss.org.uk
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Re: Time for a name change?
Agave titanota.
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Re: Time for a name change?
Seems the above is now clearly eschewing solemness of manner, i.e. 'gravitas' so in the style of Milton it seems "Gravitas Lost" has relevance.
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