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Another Name our band thread

My band is going through a slight line-up change...as our drummer is transferring to Florida. So it was agreed by myself and g**tarist that we should rename the band. However, we are completely blank on how to name our band. We are a Metal/Punk band. Our previous name was "Praetorian." The only name we have come up with is one my g**tarist came up with, VOID. However, that name has been done to death. All three of us are in the Coast Guard, so a nautical sounding name is a definite plus. Any suggestions??
 
Poop Deck

The Fo'c's'les (then you can laugh at the different ways people mispronouce it) (and that's the way it was spelled in Webster's)

Yarrrrr

Polly Wanna Crackpipe

Pirate Kitty

Plündër

Chain Shot

Hull

Cannon Fodder

Bilge

The Jolly Rogerers

Skull and Bones

Giant Squid

Mysteries of the Deep

Ramming Speed

Flotilla

Jetsam

Damn the Torpedoes

Sonar

Depth Charge

Cleat

Krüstacean

Boarding Party

Keel Haul

Coriolis Force (or The Coriolis Effect) (Bonus points if you know what this is)

-M
 
mycranium said:
Coriolis Force (or The Coriolis Effect) (Bonus points if you know what this is)

-M


i used to be in the Navy. i would tell the new guys that the Coriolis Effect not only caused whirlpools to spin the opposite direction, but the radar dishes on the ship would spin backwards too.
 
dep1974 said:
i used to be in the Navy. i would tell the new guys that the Coriolis Effect not only caused whirlpools to spin the opposite direction, but the radar dishes on the ship would spin backwards too.

How often did you get them to believe you? :D

In the town where I grew up there was a road w/2 lanes in each direction. At one intersection there was a stop sign post that actually had two stop signs on it facing the same direction, one right above the other. One time my girlfriend asked why that was. The real answer - it indicated both lanes were supposed to stop. My BS answer to her: "It means you are supposed to stop twice. Stop once, then creep out and stop again so you can see if anyone's coming on the cross street." She believed me, and every time I rode with her and we got to that intersection, she stopped twice.

What does this have to do with band names? Um... my story is just a really long band name? :confused: