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Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Evan on 6/22/2001; 9:17 PM I'm going to have a guy in my story (I'm still working on Niggly Bop and the Quest for Toilet Paper) who is a sorceror who brings rubber chickens to life (and possibly moonlights by running a hot dog stand). What would be the appropriate word for a person who does that? Somehow I don't think I'll find a term for it in the dictionary. I was thinking about using the term gallurubmancer, but I'm not so sure about how that sounds. Anybody else have ideas?
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Matthew Patterson, the Paranoid Minister on 6/22/2001; 11:50 PM If all else fails, just do what J. K. Rowling does: Make up a pun name for it that sounds like it could be Latin.
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Kaju Sarkar on 6/23/2001; 6:50 AM what about Jaducar or Raskas??
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Evan on 6/23/2001; 7:48 PM Hmm that might work. I often use anagram names for my characters maybe I could make an anagram name for the guy;s occupation.
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 6/26/2001; 1:03 AM poon.
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Evan on 6/27/2001; 8:51 PM I like the sound of that, Poon. Hmmm well that's what the guy who brings chicken's to life's occupation will be called, now to come up with a name. I think I'll name him Chuck, after the type of meat.
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 6/28/2001; 2:50 PM Mr Bumblesnicker! MUAHAHAHA poon. that was my generic remark to everything that neal says... hehe usually the conversation went something like this... Neal: how are you? Me: poony. Neal: what's poony? Me: like a poon. Neal: what's a poon? Me: poon. Neal: what? Me: poon? Neal: what color is it? Me: green. Neal: what does it taste like? Me: poon. Neal: poo? Me: no poon. Neal: whatever. Either that or I'd answer only in asking questions only vaguely
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Evan on 6/28/2001; 9:29 PM That reminds me of a little piece of wisdom. Any question can be answered by the words yes, no, or duct tape.
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Don Johnson on 10/28/2002; 4:07 PM Chubber-redubber
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: ScottN on 10/28/2002; 7:13 PM Quoth Chie: -- Neal: how are you? Chie, you sound like Miss Swan from MadTV... "He look like... like a man!"
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Richard Davidson on 10/30/2002; 10:31 PM Technically, a person who brings rubber chickens to life is a Synthetic Fowl Re-Animator. No, that's not right, because the rubber chicken wasn't alive in the first place. That's it, an Artificial Poultry Animator!
RE: Does anybody know what a person who brings rubber chickens to life would be called? By: Evan on 11/3/2002; 1:43 AM Hmmmm so he'd be an APA? Artificial Poultry Animator has the same initials as the American Psychological Association.
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