naming an inanimate object is
interesting.
Yeah, it's been done for centuries with lots of different inanimate objects. Ever been on a ship?
Heard of the
Enola Gay?
Had friends who
named their cars?
Here's some of the more well-known cars with names:
Christine
Eleanor
Herbie
Bumblebee
General Lee
KITT
KARR
The Mystery Machine
Striped Tomato
Ecto-1
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Black Beauty
Sweet Pea
Mirthmobile [Rhapsody, in GTA]
Bluesmobile
Shaguar
Batmobile
The Fast Lady
Lil Bastard (James Dean's 550 Spyder, ultimate COOL)
Melba Toast
Greased Lightning
Bullit
Little Mule
Monkeemobile
Kopper Kart
Green Monster
Inch Pincher (Inch Pincher II)
Deano Dyno Soars
Beatnik Bandit
Mysterion
Outlaw
CandyMan
Ol Yeller
Mouse Trap
Hemi Under Glass
Back Up Pickup
Outlawed
Lil Red Truck
Glass Slipper
Orbitron
Atomic Punk
Blue Bayou
Blue Max
Eliminator (ZZ Top)
Cadzilla (ZZ Top)
Thundertaker (cool silver 60 Caddy hearse)
Drag-U-La
Lil Deuce Coupe
California Kid
Paddy Wagon
Novacaine
Tweedy Pie
The Egyptian
Ol' Betsy
Show Boat (Yah Tommy Ivo!)
Outhouse On Wheels
Koach, Munster
CosmaRay
Fireball 500
Surf Woody
The Blue Flame
Bluebird
Genevieve
Road Agent
Rotar
Druid Princess
Great Speckled Bird
Canyonero
Lightning Bug
Green Monster
Big Foot
Stanley
Wraith
Corene
... so many more, too many more ...
OP, let the bass speak to you, maybe it's not even a male.
Maybe name it
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Or +1 for "Pearl"
Or "A Bass Named 'Sue'"
Or "Eugene, Careful with that Axe"
Since your other bass is named after a fish, you could name this one "Angel" or "Carp", "Dogfish", "Minnow"?
Let us know its name when you decide...
