Tuesday, May 19, 2009

What's Your NPR Name?

In the Twitter playground today, Mary Katherine Ham pointed out this old blog post, which asks "What's your NPR name?" and gives you the how-to of generating your very own NPR name. Mine?

Rauth Vaduz.

So I tweeted that. And behold, my Twitter pals played along. So thanks to the intrepid NPR reporters: Darrcy Oranjestad, Sijmon Cordes, Brucer la Bufadora, Rognald Windsor, and Randwy Bourton-on-the-Hill.


6 comments:

Kathie Brinkman said...

Interesting. But it assumes you've visited a foreign country; many people haven't.
Katahie Rosarita, reporting

Ruth Anne Adams said...

Well, if people are stuck on that Katahie, I would suggest using Kaukauna...the one town in Wisconsin founded by Hawaiians. ... pronounced Kah-OO-kah-OO-na...

Peggy Gero DaValt said...

Does Nogales, MX count?

Peggy (who hasn't figured this out yet).....

Kathie Brinkman said...

Okay. In that case, my new name is Katahie Fond du lac.

chickelit said...

Does Nogales, MX count?

La Bufadora is in MX. I have been to many small European towns too but didn't want to be a show off! :P

Trooper York said...

Hey I have been to Canada, does that count?

I mean they are really strange up there. They had a store with just plaid clothes. I swear. Just plaid.
The wife wouldn't let me buy a plaid tam-o-shanter to wear. Party pooper.