Flaming Moe

**Ross Macintosh** · 02 September 2005, 07:44 PM

Anybody ever tried to make a Flaming Moe?

Homer and everyone else in Springfield thought they were great.

**Crow Haven** · 03 September 2005, 02:54 AM

NO FLAMING MOES!

Moe is the name of one of my Nubian goats (Larry is the name of the other) and there's not going to be any goat roasting here!

**John Rayner** · 03 September 2005, 04:02 AM

Awe... Pweease... Maya...

I have my lighter all ready and everything...

Could we just singe his tail a bit?

**Ross Macintosh** · 03 September 2005, 12:12 PM

Here in Prince Edward Island, harness racing is fairly popular. This season one of the fastest horses is "Flaming Moe". I thought it was a great name for a race horse. It sounds like a great name for a very fast goat too!

If I ever own a race horse (I never will) I'd like to name it "Hoof Hearted" --- say that fast a fewtimes!!

Regards, Ross

**a4hire** · 04 September 2005, 02:51 AM

Maya, Larry and Moe! What happened to Curly? Maybe one named Hoof Hearted. Good Name Ross.

**John Rayner** · 04 September 2005, 06:37 AM

I can just here it now...

Hoof hearted... by a nose...

**Ross Macintosh** · 04 September 2005, 10:57 AM

And another good race horse name would be "Toidy Paper"...

The announcer might be heard saying "and coming up the rear is Toidy Paper!"

**John Rayner** · 04 September 2005, 07:49 PM

Yep that is a good one...

**Peter Clifton** · 05 September 2005, 08:36 PM

"This season one of the fastest horses is 'Flaming Moe'."

My favourite name for a race horse was "Norfolk and Chance". They tightened up the rules for the naming of horses over here, after that one got through :-)

Peter

**Ross Macintosh** · 05 September 2005, 11:02 PM

I don't get it Peter?? Perhaps I'm too innocent.

My fathers-in-laws name is Dale Mader -- pronounced "made-her". When he was in school his best friends name was Billy Helder. The two of them were real go getters and extremely active in the school's activities. In assemblies etc the school principal would frequently refer to the pair always as "Bill Helder & Dale Mader" to which the school body would always laugh hysterically. The principal never got the joke.

Ross