They call them fond names and anthropomorphize them.
Mr Aczel is also curiously fond of name-dropping.
Residents of the densely settled neighborhood, which presses against the New York border 30 miles from Manhattan, also were briefly fond of the name New Lebanon, which survives on the sign at the elementary school.
Im really fond of that name, and it is a very inexpensive stock, Jeffrey says.
Their attitude is "let's be naughty but fond and play name-that-influence all night long".
"People get to be very, very fond of the names of things they've discovered," she said.
Though Thomas was not particularly fond of the business' name, established by Blake in 1960, he was unable to afford new signage and kept the lounge's title.
John Fox, an executive producer on the drama, said the equity of the name and fond remembrances of the original Raymond Burr show should help the new version gain traction, though it's a much more violent, muscular series.
Cibber replied mostly with good humour to Pope's aspersions ("some of which are in conspicuously bad taste", as Lowe points out ), until 1742 when he responded in kind in "A Letter from Mr. Cibber, to Mr. Pope, inquiring into the motives that might induce him in his Satyrical Works, to be so frequently fond of Mr. Cibber's name".
As to the package, I am not overly fond of long function names; the authors should consider dropping the data source abbreviations from the function names in a future update/revision of the package.
