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Bookers may want to think of better names; DoDo?
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Dodo has all kinds of bad meaning associated with it. Bobo, Coco, Momo, Yoyo, Zozo ...

Some of those names sing to me. But I can't take the lady seriously enough to see her if booker names her like below. Well, that is unless she looks hot or has a good reputation.

Bobo: Um, OC Bobo had good rep and really enjoyed her. Any new Bobo would have to earn it.
Dodo: Well, obviously.
Fofo: I don't want to eat fofo for breakfast.
Hoho: Too demeaning.
Momo: I don't want to see Momo no mo'. Yeah, there was a Momo. No wonder I haven't seen her.
Nono: No, just no!
Popo: No sirs, I definitely won't want to meet the popo.
Soso: Well, obviously.
Toto: Maybe misconstrued. I don't like it.
Vovo: Kind of demeaning, but I am all for the vovo anyway.
Yoyo: Kind of an interesting name. But sounds much too YMMV for me.
Zozo: Even worse than Toto. There was a Zozo too. Now you know why I didn't see her.

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Related Link: Dodo is an extinct flightless bird

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When he heard that YoYo Ma left his cello in the taxi.

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It's a very general thing.  

It used to be that nobody would bat an eyelash for "Steve McGarrett" to be played by "Jack Lord" but it could get a comedy club chuckle to note that "Chin Ho [Kelly]" was played by "Kam Fong."  

Many (most?) of us here know the western canon of given names and can come up with plenty of comfortable aliases. Matt Damon + Robert Redford = "Matt Redford".  Many (most?) of is here know a small handful of Korean given names (from K-drama or K-pop or whatever) and would be in a pickle if we had to Korean-ize our real names or even come up with a decent Korean (or Chinese or Japanese or That ...) alias.  

I think that some of the girls pick a Korean name and try to westernize it: Hana becomes Hannah. Soon-hee becomes Sunny. Min-hee, Minny. Mi-jung, Megan. Eun-ha, Una (a nice Irish name). So-yi, Soy or Soi. Etc. When you don't have an easy match, it's off to the dictionary: Princess, Queen, Cherry (maybe from Chae-won?), Apple, etc.,  or the Arts and Entertainment lists: Victoria, Adele, Ivy, ...

And then there are the cases you mention, made up of easy to pronounce syllables. At least it was DoDo and DooDoo!  

Sometimes I do ask about their name, just as a topic of conversation, but it's not about her name, it's about HER. A beautiful K-girl by any other name would still smell as sweet.  

All I know is, I love the K-girls.

Posted By: ComeInSexy
Dodo has all kinds of bad meaning associated with it. Bobo, Coco, Momo, Yoyo, Zozo ...  
   
 Some of those names sing to me. But I can't take the lady seriously enough to see her if booker names her like below. Well, that is unless she looks hot or has a good reputation.  
   
 Bobo: Um, OC Bobo had good rep and really enjoyed her. Any new Bobo would have to earn it.  
 Dodo: Well, obviously.  
 Fofo: I don't want to eat fofo for breakfast.  
 Hoho: Too demeaning.  
 Momo: I don't want to see Momo no mo'. Yeah, there was a Momo. No wonder I haven't seen her.  
 Nono: No, just no!  
 Popo: No sirs, I definitely won't want to meet the popo.  
 Soso: Well, obviously.  
 Toto: Maybe misconstrued. I don't like it.  
 Vovo: Kind of demeaning, but I am all for the vovo anyway.  
 Yoyo: Kind of an interesting name. But sounds much too YMMV for me.  
 Zozo: Even worse than Toto. There was a Zozo too. Now you know why I didn't see her.

-- Modified on 3/12/2017 11:28:13 AM

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GaGambler300 reads

and having her comment on how bad his "American Accent" was when he spoke in Korean.

I guess it's one of those things an American person would never even think of.

I do notice it when in Latin America though, my Spanish sucks, but at least I don't have that horrible "gringo" accent jaja

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BetterTomorrow330 reads

Thought bookers are trolling me so I made a public service announcement to help them avoid faux pas.

I do everything with good intention. Behind each word is a serious thought. I am seriously serious.

At the end of the day, I fully agree it's not about her name, it's about HER. Sometimes I see a Kgirl and forget the name I want to see at the end of the day.

Did I say I have never ran the other way from any Kgirl yet? A few times I thought a mamasan stands before me, I still gut it out. It helps if the mamasan is very horny to make my day at the end.

All I know is, I too love any Kgirl as full of mystery and naughty excitement as night is dark.

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theoldcavalier469 reads

... who will give you a wonderful life, and slightly varying the pattern, Voodoo is magical.  Tutu's tiny skirts show off her great legs, but Tootoo gets excessive.

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Skin-Walker312 reads

She's one of my ATF's!

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Posted By: Skin-Walker
She's one of my ATF's!
She is loved by almost everyone, around the world.  And not a smitch of temperature.
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Jensen36363334 reads

Indeed she would give a wonderful life but I've not heard from her for over a year now :-(

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souls_harbor322 reads

Is that you, Clarence?

Posted By: Jensen36363
Indeed she would give a wonderful life but I've not heard from her for over a year now :-(

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impposter255 reads

Every time I cum with a K-girl, a K-girl angel gets her wings.  
And a mouthful.  
And not a smitch of temperature.

Posted By: souls_harbor
Is that you, Clarence?
Posted By: Jensen36363
Indeed she would give a wonderful life but I've not heard from her for over a year now :-(

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Jensen36363296 reads

He's my bro...I'm Harvey

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mrfisher356 reads

The best K gal I ever met was named Cici, but she disappeared, alack and alas.

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dantananot322 reads

And you have to have a threesome that is Waitng for Godot.  Forever.  That'd be a great way to spend eternity.

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AznWhtTailHntr411 reads

And Jojo as well.  Any insight into that 'Jo'

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impposter306 reads

You'd think that so many girls using the same name would be a disaster. It can be confusing, but no disaster. (Until TER gets their Profiles all screwed up!)

One place in NYC, Asian Bunny, tried naming their staff Red Bunny, White Bunny, Blue Bunny ... Now THAT was a disaster!

Posted By: Iluvasians58
And Jojo as well.  Any insight into that 'Jo'

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Posted By: impposter
You'd think that so many girls using the same name would be a disaster. It can be confusing, but no disaster. (Until TER gets their Profiles all screwed up!)  
   
 One place in NYC, Asian Bunny, tried naming their staff Red Bunny, White Bunny, Blue Bunny ... Now THAT was a disaster!

I'd hate to be the poor girl who, when they started to run out of good colors had to be "Chartreuse Bunny" or "Mauve Bunny," or, heaven forbid, "Puce Bunny."

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It's not only NYC, but there was a NYC agency that repped girls that they named Aya (ah-yah), Cya (see-yah), Dya (dee-yah), etc.  In Korean, "-ya" or "-ah" is kind of suffix put on names to designate proximity or location. (If that's not quite accurate, keep in mind that I'm not always paying full attention to my K-girl's language lessons :-) .)  

Sometimes I'm referred to as Imp, but sometimes I would be called Imp-ya. So, that agency was basically naming the girls as A, B, C, D, ... which become Aya, Bya, Cya, Dya, ...  

(I don't remember an actual Bya and I don't remember them ever going past Dya :-) .)  

See ya!

Posted By: impposter
You'd think that so many girls using the same name would be a disaster. It can be confusing, but no disaster. (Until TER gets their Profiles all screwed up!)  
   
 One place in NYC, Asian Bunny, tried naming their staff Red Bunny, White Bunny, Blue Bunny ... Now THAT was a disaster!
Posted By: Iluvasians58
And Jojo as well.  Any insight into that 'Jo'

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AznWhtTailHntr380 reads

Thanks for sharing that.  I know the girls you referenced and wondered why, but I never made it around to asking how they got those names.  As a later post said, these girls can kill you, and Aya almost did me in.

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I don't know if we're talking about the same Aya, but she became my ATF for awhile. In her case, I think she got her name in a much different manner.  

After our first meeting, I left the apartment, hit the pavement and started running up and down #th Avenue screaming, "Ah yah! Ahhhhhh  yah! Yah-eee Aaahhh Yaaaaahh! Aya! Aya! Aaaaayaaaa!" I was bouncing off buses and taxicabs like a steel ball in a pinball game, climbing light poles and swinging from traffic lights. The next thing I remember was waking up in a subway car with a huge grin on my face.  

And that's how I think THAT Aya got her name.

Posted By: Iluvasians58
Thanks for sharing that.  I know the girls you referenced and wondered why, but I never made it around to asking how they got those names.  As a later post said, these girls can kill you, and Aya almost did me in.

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Posted By: impposter
It's not only NYC, but there was a NYC agency that repped girls that they named Aya (ah-yah), Cya (see-yah), Dya (dee-yah), etc.  In Korean, "-ya" or "-ah" is kind of suffix put on names to designate proximity or location. (If that's not quite accurate, keep in mind that I'm not always paying full attention to my K-girl's language lessons :-) .)
I've also heard that -ya can be used after someone's name to get their attention, a kind of Hey!

So if your K-girl is named Yaya ...

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Jensen36363334 reads

A collection of color-coded bunny rather than Thumper, Hoppy. Snuggles and the like? Or perhaps by the month?

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with a Momo.  It wasn't great and I almost went back to indies exclusively right then and there, but a friend urged me to try another Kgirl, and that one was off the charts.  The rest, as they say, is history.  I saw Bobo frequently when she was Sugar in OC.  Don't know why she came back to OC with the goofy name.  

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Jensen36363438 reads

Just guessing here but I would thing there is a bit of a value in just about all situations if the history for the girl doesn't reflect too extensive of a backgroung in the business. Yeah, I know there are plenty with 100+

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Related Link: http://onlineslangdictionary.com/meaning-definition-of/momo

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Momo also means peach in Japanese. Fruit names in general seem to be common, Apple, Cherry, etc.

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And I really want to see mo' of LA Gigi, she makes me want to get jiggy with it.

Haven't seen her because her pic is probably borrowed and I don't trust her phone number yet.

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How much did you charge for Cummo & Blowyo?

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Posted By: ComeInSexy
Dodo has all kinds of bad meaning associated with it. Bobo, Coco, Momo, Yoyo, Zozo ...  
   
 Some of those names sing to me. But I can't take the lady seriously enough to see her if booker names her like below. Well, that is unless she looks hot or has a good reputation.  
   
 Bobo: Um, OC Bobo had good rep and really enjoyed her. Any new Bobo would have to earn it.  
 Dodo: Well, obviously.  
 Fofo: I don't want to eat fofo for breakfast.  
 Hoho: Too demeaning.  
 Momo: I don't want to see Momo no mo'. Yeah, there was a Momo. No wonder I haven't seen her.  
 Nono: No, just no!  
 Popo: No sirs, I definitely won't want to meet the popo.  
 Soso: Well, obviously.  
 Toto: Maybe misconstrued. I don't like it.  
 Vovo: Kind of demeaning, but I am all for the vovo anyway.  
 Yoyo: Kind of an interesting name. But sounds much too YMMV for me.  
 Zozo: Even worse than Toto. There was a Zozo too. Now you know why I didn't see her.

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