I need a name for my company

anything considered

[nonstop]

I'm after a snappy webby new economy type name for my new internet business.

something creative, funky and weird!

I'm thinking along the lines of yahoo,google,boo for an international made up sounding funky name.

hit me up with your ideas guys! no matter how weird!

:)

[vincevincevince]

pono

[limbo]

plinka

pocartic

pubble

[vibgyor79]

GOOBAY - a cross between Google and eBay - it means 'Owl' in our language.

[vincevincevince]

e&oe

[Dantol]

YAGOO
HORNA
SPUSH
ZARGUZ
PUBEK
FARTIMUS

[jecasc]

foogle
fooyoo
foobay
foobar

[HelenDev]

wibble

[Tvienti]

Splurk

[mcavic]

Spunk

[RossWal]

A few from here:
Here [google.com]

BaBar
Linac
2GeV
muon
Nuetrino Factory

[Essex_boy]

I owned a business called Ceteris PArabis Ltd (Bet ive misspelt it) means All things being equal in latin.

Pretty cool huh?

[limbo]

Mcavic, I take it your not British ;)

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

prono

[Jack_Hughes]

shrub

[mcavic]

I take it your not British

Nope.

[httpwebwitch]

if this was a UK board, spunk would be a filtered word. I wouldn't recommend naming your company that unless you're dealing in hardcore pornography, or you just want people to snarf their milk when they see your ads.

make sure you can grab the .com before you choose the name...

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

shid!

[limbo]

potington tease

[mcavic]

This is why I try not to be creative.

[gopi]

Maximus ,Inc - Cool name ,but i doubt you can grab the exact matching .com domain though!

PS:-
Just checked, MaximusMedia.com seems acquirable

[limbo]

This is why I try not to be creative.

Haha

[vik_c]

Get hold of a slang dictionary/ thesarus, it might help.

[oldpro]

yagoo

[BeeDeeDubbleU]

FooGoo

[inuwolf]

this thread makes the Hall of Fame, or Hall of...

Spunk?

*Also not British

[Old_Honky]

quantum

[mcavill]

tenretni

[Lilliabeth]

Zaboola
Xerioso
Mallooga
Kazoola

[snowman]

....webby new economy type name....

I'm reminded of the dot-com crash.

How's about flushco.com? ;)

Bitpump?

Datatower?

Prognet?

What kind of business is it anyway? That would help in guiding the naming process. No sense in calling a bakery anything other than a bakery.