Well, all I can say is "she" looks tough-- like she could open up a can of whoop-up on just about any other chameleon that crossed her path. From the forked-looking feet to the spinal ridge to the pirate-eye-- this chick looks like a fighter.
Then again, if "her" personality proves her to be a softy and the tough exterior only a muse, then I would say Cheveh might be a better solution.
A friend of mine used to jokingly call me Sista Sledge, obviously not for the same reasons I would name the new pet that; in fact, I have no idea where she came up with such a thing, but I thought it appropriate for the green machine.
Wow....i can't stop laughing. She is a tough chick that's for sure. She can eat a grasshopper almost two times longer than her spiny head.
I will add "Sista sledge" as one of her (his?) now 7 names.
My guard said that there is a kid somewhere down the road who has a chameleon and he wants to bring the two of them together. I think it would be most fascinating. Perhaps it will help to eliminate some of the gender specific names.
This is our new pet. He has several names: One-eyed Jack, grasshoppa, and Karma. No one I know has only one name.
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Another friend suggested: Cheveh. It has a different feel than sista sledge. haha...
Then again, if "her" personality proves her to be a softy and the tough exterior only a muse, then I would say Cheveh might be a better solution.
A friend of mine used to jokingly call me Sista Sledge, obviously not for the same reasons I would name the new pet that; in fact, I have no idea where she came up with such a thing, but I thought it appropriate for the green machine.
I will add "Sista sledge" as one of her (his?) now 7 names.
My guard said that there is a kid somewhere down the road who has a chameleon and he wants to bring the two of them together. I think it would be most fascinating. Perhaps it will help to eliminate some of the gender specific names.