Collective nouns for B&B members?

[herbnerd]

Bladers?
Badgers?
Brocs?
Slashers?
Shavers?

I have no idea. Has something been agreed upon in the past?

 

[ClubmanRob]

Gentlemen. (Female members also fall under the same title.)

 

[herbnerd]

Gentlemen. (Female members also fall under the same title.)

Newmarket!

Where the Lads are Lads, and the girls are too.

 

[dpm802]

A male badger is a boar, a female a sow and a young badger is a cub. A collective name suggested for a group of badgers is a cete,[3] but badger colonies are more often called clans. Another common collective is the Old English "Brock", as in "A Brock of Badgers". Badger dens are called setts.

Copied and pasted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badger

 

[Anton von Tripp]

Does this help?http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=61368
Old thread I know but I thought that it might be appropriate.

Cordially, AvT.

 

[evil.monkey.in.my.closet]

How about a Smoothness of Badgers?

 

[SRock]

I like us being referred to collectively as Gentlemen.

 

[herbnerd]

I'm sure the are better suggestions....

 

[ouch]

Studmuffins Gentlemen.

 

[Gruder]

I like "gentlemen" as well, though my wife refers to the group as "the badgers," as in: "How are the badgers tonight, dear?"

 

[Ohio]

I like "gentlemen" as well, though my wife refers to the group as "the badgers," as in: "How are the badgers tonight, dear?"

I have always referred to us as the "B-and-Bers".

Not very satisfying, though.

 

[JD.E.]

"How are the badgers tonight, dear?"

I laughed a bit....

But seriously, I would be trying to find a better word to describe "us" shortly after the first few times.....

 

[Gruder]

I laughed a bit....

But seriously, I would be trying to find a better word to describe "us" shortly after the first few times.....

Nah...I've learned to choose my battles wisely.

 

[JD.E.]

Nah...I've learned to choose my battles wisely.

Maybe that's why those relationship things never end well for me?

 

[ClubmanRob]

I like "gentlemen" as well, though my wife refers to the group as "the badgers," as in: "How are the badgers tonight, dear?"

Better than being asked "How are the beavers tonight, dear?" after being caught looking at another type of shave forum.