| This listing alphabetical |
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fisher
| 7.1 | fisher, wolverine and Seawolf -
assumedly each related to maritime concepts and
possibly US naval vessels (one USS Wolverine was a side-paddle
wheel vessel, converted for sea aircraft carrier training
operations in WW II; the USS Seawolf was a submarine lost in
WW II; no WW II era US Navy vessel Fisher is known,
but USNS FISHER (T-AKR 301), a cargo ship of the US Navy
exists); but
see: Cave Fisher,
Sea Wolf, and
Wolverine
from the "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons,Monstrous Manual
2nd Edition". Or is it an editorial comment that Carrie
Fisher ('Princess Leia') and Alec Guinness ('Obi Wan Kenobi')
protrayed characters in the "Star Wars" saga? Or a run of:
fisher-man, wolv-man, and sea-man/wolf-man? | |
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limbo
| 8.0 | and ((null))-ity are perhaps forms of
a purgatory in the afterlife, and follow the Norse
Valhalla, and precede Psyche, another concept from
Greek mythology |
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lorax
| 6.1 | followed Hedwig, each being a character from
the 'Dr Seuss' reading primers |
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mustang
| 5.0 | and thunderbird were both US Ford Motor Company
'break-out' concept cards, quite popular even today
in early models to collectors |
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((null))
| 8.0 | ((see limbo)) |
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pensacola
| AS 2.1 | home of a US Naval Air Station where the
'Blue Angels', at which the Navy precision flying team, is
based |
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phoebe
| ??? TBD ??? | followed Psyche. In this case, however
accompanied in time by the announcement that NBC had just
reached terms with the cast of 'Friends' [wherein a
like named character is found] on an contract
extension ... how boring.
Another take -- it preceded Shrike -- the so-called
Thorn bird which eats ecosystem competition in Europe,
or a rather nasty science fiction character. |
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piglet
| 6.2 | an unassuming character from the
A.A.Milne children's book |
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pinstripe
| 7.0 | pinstripe followed Zoot --each being a
style of man's dress clothing |
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rembrandt
| 4.0 | and Colgate -- toothpastes in the US
domestic market |
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roswell
| 7.3 | following Pensacola -- were the UFO's
in New Mexico just military training flights? |
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skipjack
| 7.2 | and enigma -- failed ciphers from
US and German commercial crypto development (Enigma
having been adopted from a commonly available commercial
system with minor modifications by the
Nazi military branches) |
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starbuck
| 6.0 | following Apollo, each characters in
'Battlestar Galactica' |
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thunderbird
| 5.0 | (see mustang) |
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wolverine
| 7.1 | symbol of the University of Michigan --
Go Blue |