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Does your bike have a name?
Nope, it's just an inanimate object there. A collection of steel tubes, aluminum castings and forgings, wires, fiberglass, rubber and plastic.
And a soul, of course. Of every person who dreamed of it, designed it and built it.
But no name. It's just a machine.
Gilly
So w see your point, you felt you didn't have to name yours.
It seems others felt that way too, and some only named certain bikes.
However, all devices we sent into space were also just collections of wire and metal.
The Rocket doesn't have as good a ring as Apollo though, IMO.
Also, there was more than 1 rocket so if you have more than 1, the bike doesn't cut it.
I find this peek into the Human psyche fascinating, but then again I am weird.
I like where you go with this Roy.... but actually "the" Rocket was called "Saturn V", and Redstone, Atlas, Vanguard, Thor, Delta, now Ares of course, and so forth.
This from a guy that grew up living across the Indian River from the launch pads at the Cape.
Murph
I defer to your knowledge and the fact that I do everything like that. Wrongly.
They did name them though. I wonder why we do that?
Even some of the people here didn't name all their bikes, but most at some point did name at least one. I wonder if there is a name for that.![]()
attributing human characteristics to non-humans.