Penny: He's alive!! He's alive!!
Ralph: He is?? He's lucky! He came very close to being flushed!
Penny: That's what I'll name him!
Ralph: Lucky?
Penny: No, flush!
Flush: Flush the fish??
Penny meant to say “Rush” not “Flush”. Then she could call it Gold Rush. (Which is also the name of the talk radio host who comes on at noon during the week.)
Before we got a constant temperature showerhead, I’d often tell my wife to “Elizabeth Barrett’s spaniel” when she got out of the shower. It had the same name as Penny’s fish.
Reminded that if I ever get to name a male dachshund, I’ll take inspiration from David Copperfield and name him Willis. A coachman named Barkus tells David several times to tell his nurse, Peggotty, “Barkus is willin’.” If you have a dachel named Willis, chances are at any moment that Willis is barkin’.
LeoAutodidact over 10 years ago
Well, Easter IS about Resurrection!
Good luck little Fishie. You’re gonna need it!
electricshadow Premium Member over 10 years ago
That’s not a name. That’s an instruction for what to do when he’s dead. It’s almost like naming your son Barry but spelling it “Bury.”
Plods with ...™ over 10 years ago
I like it.
Sweetaddietude Premium Member over 10 years ago
We had a goldfish for 16 years named Godzilla.
Kevindrabble over 10 years ago
Penny meant to say “Rush” not “Flush”. Then she could call it Gold Rush. (Which is also the name of the talk radio host who comes on at noon during the week.)
sbchamp over 10 years ago
Purple?
Laynegg over 10 years ago
I think “Flush” is an excellent name for a goldfish. We once had three hermit crabs that my daughter named Hook, Line and Sinker.
Dragoncat over 10 years ago
Ah, the price to pay for “fish humor”…
gcarlson over 10 years ago
Before we got a constant temperature showerhead, I’d often tell my wife to “Elizabeth Barrett’s spaniel” when she got out of the shower. It had the same name as Penny’s fish.
gcarlson over 10 years ago
Reminded that if I ever get to name a male dachshund, I’ll take inspiration from David Copperfield and name him Willis. A coachman named Barkus tells David several times to tell his nurse, Peggotty, “Barkus is willin’.” If you have a dachel named Willis, chances are at any moment that Willis is barkin’.