So I went ahead and did the analysis for Moose (FHR) and here's the verdict:
"Although the name Moose creates executive ambitions, we emphasize that it limits your versatility and scope, tuning you to technical details."
"Although the name Moose creates executive ambitions, we emphasize that it limits your versatility and scope, tuning you to technical details."
Damn. That name is what's going to keep our dog from having a well-compensated career as a shallow, unfulfilled executive. Also, something to consider, given that this is intended to be a resource for people: how many engineers do you know named Moose?
"This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the reproductive organs, and elimination system."
AH! Here's the hard sell on that whole thirty bones thing!** Well, I definitely want to be happy, content, and successful at his engineering career... and (until we take them out surgically in just about two months***) I do totally want him to have the strength of TEN dogs in his reproductive organs.
"Your name of Moose has made you practical, systematic, and thorough."
No birdseed would have been left when he remained, if he had been just given the TIME to work on his technical project of sifting systematically, and thoroughly through the entire yard of dirt, so no argument there.
"The name encourages the expression of leadership and organizational skills, shrewdness and analytical ability."
I have to take some exception to this, given that he seems pretty disorganized with his reams of blueprints. He also takes direction from anyone with thumbs, so that's a bit off the mark, but his analytical ability may have instructed him to take this path of least resistance, so who knows?
"You are mathematically adept and have great patience with work of a detailed nature such as bookkeeping, accounting, or technical research."
"You are mathematically adept and have great patience with work of a detailed nature such as bookkeeping, accounting, or technical research."
How ironic is that? I hated math as a young boy, and now work with numbers for a living. Like father like substitute son! He might provide the good example that gets me to balance my checkbook for the first time in my life. Fair trade for picking up his leavings for the next ten years... it's all about the personal growth.
"Particular about your material possessions, you keep everything you own in a good state of repair, and you budget your personal finances very carefully."
I hope he does take good care of them, since Tigger and I just spend more than 350 clams on a full dog trousseau. The china pattern is really quite lovely, though.
"Because of its matter-of-fact influence, this name limits, to some degree, your ability to be flexible and spontaneous."
Again, not sure on this one. From what I hear, he will sleep almost anywhere you put him, inside or out.
"You tend to treat new and unfamiliar ideas with skepticism."
I hate to keep on coming back to the birdseed, but I would definitely call that a new idea that was approached with a dearth of skepticism if anything.
"Because of the serious, responsible qualities of your name, you must recognize the importance of a sense of humour and optimistic perspective of life."
Can't argue here. Though, like with any good cold reading technique, it is good advice for just about all of us. I suppose the kabala approach to dog naming is fraught with trouble, since finding a good "balanced" name is also not part of the free service. Want a set of "good" names? That'll make the full name analysis seem like hack work... a mere $245.00 will get you a Balanced Name Recommendation!****
I need to remind myself to take this all with a grain of salt, as there are certain analyses that I can't agree with at all...
Taking "Douchebag" as an example:
"As Douchebag, you have a natural interest in the welfare of your fellow man, and a desire to help and serve others in a humanitarian way."
Now, gentle hypothetical readers, I've met more than my share of Douchebags in my life, and this description doesn't really jive with any of them I can remember. I will readily concede that it wasn't their officially Given Name, but if it's what everyone calls you (a "nickname" so to speak) isn't that pretty much the same thing?
N.B. Hey Kabalarians! Just kidding around, okay? Don't do some kind of Kabalarian thing that would make me seriously regret this, right? Just send me an email... K? I mean, I think it's a Kreepy Kultish Kavalcade kind of thing you all have going on, but live and let live, right?
*Note that if you want the full-tilt analysis of both first and last names in conjunction, and giving you the interplay that they represent, you will have to pony up 30 bones. However, since I don't believe in Kabala, and am cheap, I stuck with the first name free analysis. I hope you aren't too disappointed. If so, then tough.
**It must be his LAST name that's giving him the diarrhea.
***Tigger has a disturbing command of the exact date ("May 2nd, 2008!") that the snipping is going to happen, and seems also filled with anticipation about it. I don't know what more to say about this.
****Though I do have to give some full disclosure in that your minor outlay of two Franklins, two Jacksons, and a Lincoln will also give you the $30 name analysis for one parent, and a recommendation for a parent as well as a pending child, so I guess we have to call it absolutely bargain-tastic! If you are appallingly cheap, you can just get the individual recommendation for $195, but I say just go ahead and get the analysis and a spare name for your eventual child. You do want them to be happy and healthy with well functioning sexual organs, don't you?
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