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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> Edible Pod Pea Gnus

Nice ring to it!
(But I think pea and pod should be reversed).  Have have to say this
one is one of my favorites.

> Elderberry Gnus

I've always liked the Elderberry name (of the berry, not of Gnus).

> Java Apple Gnus

This one might be a good one, just because of the great hype of
anything with the name 'Java' in front of it.  It would attract a lot
of attention (and confusion).  Definately has its pluses!

> Mamey Sapote Gnus

A good one, since I have no idea what the heck a 'Mamey Sapote' is,
and there fore I think it is a wise choice (hey...  Why use an obvious
one!)

> Miracle Fruit Gnus

Need I say more!

...

I think Mamey Sapote gets my vote!

Wes