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[Rickb]

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[Ty]

A trekkie!!! I still have dreams of assimilating with Seven of Nine.

copy that. Hey, remember the episode where Dumbledor Calrizzio took the ring to Mordor to let Katniss live long and prosper?

 

[D.D.Bwana]

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copy that. Hey, remember the episode where Dumbledor Calrizzio took the ring to Mordor to let Katniss live long and prosper?

OK Spaceman Spiff

 

[RMClubfitter]

copy that. Hey, remember the episode where Dumbledor Calrizzio took the ring to Mordor to let Katniss live long and prosper?

Can't say that I recall that one

 

[D.D.Bwana]

Can't say that I recall that one

It's from Calvin and Hobbes.

 

[Dustoff]

copy that. Hey, remember the episode where Dumbledor Calrizzio took the ring to Mordor to let Katniss live long and prosper?

Till D.D. Bwana's post you had me scratching my head.

 

[HHH]

Some interesting suggestions being presented. My recommendation relates to Elio's primary use - as a commuter vehicle and errand runner. In a similar fashion, when the Parker Pen Company introduced its first ballpoint pen in 1954, fountain pens dominated the market. But they were looking for a name that indicated the pen's convenience, ease of use, and always being at the ready for quick use. Their choice - the Jotter - still being produced today and immensely popular. So, my recommendation for the first Elio model is -------------- the Runabout. In 1964 GM exhibited their 3 wheel concept car of the same name at the New York World's Fair in the Futurama II exhibition. In the early days of automobiles, the majority of cars were runabouts, a worthy goal for Elio motors. They typically had seating for two, and although most were open vehicles, some did have tops. So, steeped in a successful history, with seating for two, presenting the Elio Runabout!

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

Some interesting suggestions being presented. My recommendation relates to Elio's primary use - as a commuter vehicle and errand runner. In a similar fashion, when the Parker Pen Company introduced its first ballpoint pen in 1954, fountain pens dominated the market. But they were looking for a name that indicated the pen's convenience, ease of use, and always being at the ready for quick use. Their choice - the Jotter - still being produced today and immensely popular. So, my recommendation for the first Elio model is -------------- the Runabout. In 1964 GM exhibited their 3 wheel concept car of the same name at the New York World's Fair in the Futurama II exhibition. In the early days of automobiles, the majority of cars were runabouts, a worthy goal for Elio motors. They typically had seating for two, and although most were open vehicles, some did have tops. So, steeped in a successful history, with seating for two, presenting the Elio Runabout!

So far, this is my favorite name with a great reason behind it

 

[ks6c]

Maybe I just noticed it and they've all started this way, but the latest Tech Blog email greeted us all as Elio'ers - that's ok, if a little bit plain. I've seen the discussion on what we might call a gathering of Elios, but I haven't found a discussion about how we might like to be known.

EliOwners, in homage to this site? How 'bout Eliasts (Elio + Enthusiasts)? I'm kinda partial to Eliens, myself(Elio + Aliens cuz they look like futuristic UFO's <lol>).

Got a preference?

Dan

PS: Is it possible to have "Elio" added to the spell-check dictionary for the site? Funny that our own mascot comes up as an unknown word <lol>

 

[NSTG8R]

I like the "Eliens" one you've got there, so sticking to that theme, how about Elionauts (obvious), or Eliators (Elio + Aviators) (hey...I work in aerospace, what'd you expect! )