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Alex Maximiano 11-08-2007 07:59 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being hammered
by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations. For
example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x Rhyncholaelia x
Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman, Augustin Andre Peeters,
who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny hybrid
names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who wouldn't
buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex



Diana Kulaga[_3_] 11-08-2007 10:00 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Thanks for the chuckles, Alex! We've been thinking about how maddening this
must be for you, especially.

The whole thing is going to make it harder to talk to each other, isn't it?
My memory is not good enough to be able to distinguish between all the new
lingo and the old. It will be interesting to see how widely these changes
are accepted here in the States.

Diana

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex




K Barrett 12-08-2007 05:11 AM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette. "Damn
tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling fans. The
bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped her every
curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage, moisture
beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come? Carruther's
turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious stone, then
discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last date with a bar
girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam Cocktail's always ended
with recriminations and a dripping case of Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex




Ray B 12-08-2007 12:33 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
That it...I'm never gong back into that greenhouse.

Cross-pollination - HAH!

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!


"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette. "Damn
tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling fans.
The bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped her
every curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage,
moisture beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come?
Carruther's turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious
stone, then discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last
date with a bar girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam
Cocktail's always ended with recriminations and a dripping case of
Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex






Kye 12-08-2007 02:06 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Does that mean that you need somebody to baby-sit all those plants Ray???
Better stick 'em in a crate and I will arrange somebody collect them in the
morning ;P

It was a good story though...

--
Yours Sincerely
Kye


"Ray B" wrote in message
news:VdCvi.207$Gz4.172@trndny05...
That it...I'm never gong back into that greenhouse.

Cross-pollination - HAH!

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!


"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette.
"Damn tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling
fans. The bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped
her every curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage,
moisture beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come?
Carruther's turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious
stone, then discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last
date with a bar girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam
Cocktail's always ended with recriminations and a dripping case of
Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside
my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve
of the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named
Shy. Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid.
How about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex








Diana Kulaga[_3_] 12-08-2007 07:22 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Insert ROFLMAO emoticon here! Carruthers..........

D

"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette. "Damn
tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling fans.
The bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped her
every curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage,
moisture beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come?
Carruther's turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious
stone, then discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last
date with a bar girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam
Cocktail's always ended with recriminations and a dripping case of
Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex






K Barrett 13-08-2007 01:21 AM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Ever notice in old 1930s movies the bad guy was always Carruthers?

K
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
. ..
Insert ROFLMAO emoticon here! Carruthers..........

D

"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette.
"Damn tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling
fans. The bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped
her every curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage,
moisture beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come?
Carruther's turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious
stone, then discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last
date with a bar girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam
Cocktail's always ended with recriminations and a dripping case of
Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside
my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve
of the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named
Shy. Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid.
How about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex








wendy7 13-08-2007 03:58 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
Funny play on words Alex, love the humour & by reading between the words, I
can tell
that you had nothing but sex on your mind! *G*
Here are my names:- Pee. Green,
Shy. With Envy
Try. Me to the moon.
Cheers Wendy
"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex



Diana Kulaga[_3_] 13-08-2007 07:23 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis?
 
Yeah, something like that! And in the westerns the black hats were "the
Striker boys" or something similar. Can you tell that Frank had "Shane" on
last night? The good guys were always "Shane", or "Lance" or some other such
strong, masculine name.

Diana

"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Ever notice in old 1930s movies the bad guy was always Carruthers?

K
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
. ..
Insert ROFLMAO emoticon here! Carruthers..........

D

"K Barrett" wrote in message
...
Well I sorta like that... There's a noir story in there somewhere....

"Hot. It was bloody hot" Carruthers thought, lighting a cigarette.
"Damn tropics." The air didn't move despite of the thudding ceiling
fans. The bargirl entered from behind a bead curtain, a chongsam wrapped
her every curve, eyes silently sizing him up. She brought his beverage,
moisture beading on the tall slim glass.

"Thanks, baby." Carruthers said, tossing a few coins on the tray which
earned him a shy Pecochan's smile. A promise of things to come?
Carruther's turned the possibility over in his mind like a semiprecious
stone, then discarded it. "Not bloody likely." He remembered his last
date with a bar girl. Two weeks later the inability to Pee. Vietnam
Cocktail's always ended with recriminations and a dripping case of
Rhynaelionitis

K Barrett

"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside
my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve
of the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some
funny hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like
that, who wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named
Shy. Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid.
How about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex










Diana Kulaga[_3_] 14-08-2007 01:27 AM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
Excellent, Wendy! Now I will need to think of some. Good way to extend the
thread.

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Funny play on words Alex, love the humour & by reading between the words,
I can tell
that you had nothing but sex on your mind! *G*
Here are my names:- Pee. Green,
Shy. With Envy
Try. Me to the moon.
Cheers Wendy
"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside my
control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve of
the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named Shy.
Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid. How
about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex





K Barrett 14-08-2007 04:32 AM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
All,
If you go to the RHS web site they have the most recent orchid hybrid list
up. In it they tell who the new nothogenera are named for. (as well as the
abbrevaitions..)

K

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
...
Excellent, Wendy! Now I will need to think of some. Good way to extend the
thread.

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Funny play on words Alex, love the humour & by reading between the words,
I can tell
that you had nothing but sex on your mind! *G*
Here are my names:- Pee. Green,
Shy. With Envy
Try. Me to the moon.
Cheers Wendy
"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside
my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve
of the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some funny
hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like that, who
wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named
Shy. Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid.
How about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex







danny 14-08-2007 08:02 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
Which one? I didn't see the listing for the new Cattleya alliance hybrid
genera in the latest notes section. Interesting that they collapsed a
couple genera into Bulbophyllum, that will make things easier in one group
at least.
-danny

"K Barrett" wrote in message
. ..
All,
If you go to the RHS web site they have the most recent orchid hybrid list
up. In it they tell who the new nothogenera are named for. (as well as
the abbrevaitions..)

K




K Barrett 14-08-2007 09:24 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
In the Sept- October 2007 list. I assumed it was online already. They must
not have put it up yet.
K Barrett

"danny" wrote in message
...
Which one? I didn't see the listing for the new Cattleya alliance hybrid
genera in the latest notes section. Interesting that they collapsed a
couple genera into Bulbophyllum, that will make things easier in one group
at least.
-danny

"K Barrett" wrote in message
. ..
All,
If you go to the RHS web site they have the most recent orchid hybrid
list up. In it they tell who the new nothogenera are named for. (as well
as the abbrevaitions..)

K






John Varigos 15-08-2007 12:36 AM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
Can you post the link, Kathy?

"K Barrett" wrote in message
. ..
All,
If you go to the RHS web site they have the most recent orchid hybrid list
up. In it they tell who the new nothogenera are named for. (as well as
the abbrevaitions..)

K

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
...
Excellent, Wendy! Now I will need to think of some. Good way to extend
the thread.

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Funny play on words Alex, love the humour & by reading between the
words, I can tell
that you had nothing but sex on your mind! *G*
Here are my names:- Pee. Green,
Shy. With Envy
Try. Me to the moon.
Cheers Wendy
"Alex Maximiano" wrote in message
...
Dear Friends,

Allow a little bit of humor after spending the last few days being
hammered by angry customers who oppose name changes completely outside
my control.

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis (Rln.)?

That is one of the new genera = Laelia x Rhybcholaelia x Sophronitis

There are now many new genera, including some with funny abbreviations.
For example, the new genus Peetersara = Broughtonia x Cattleya x
Rhyncholaelia x Sophronitis. It is named for a Belgian nurseryman,
Augustin Andre Peeters, who died in 1920.

Mr. Peeters may be worthy of the honor, but probably would not approve
of the abbreviation assigned to him: "Pee." This resulted in some
funny hybrid names such as Pee. Vietnam Cocktail. With a name like
that, who wouldn't buy one?

Here's another one: "Shy." It stands for Sophroprosleya = Cattleya x
Prosthechea x Sophronitis. As a result there is now an orchid named
Shy. Pecochan's Smile.

For those of you who are hybridizers out there, may I propose some new
names? How about Pee. Like a Horse? Or perhaps Shy. But not Frigid.
How about Try. Harder?

Best wishes,

Alex









danny 15-08-2007 06:18 PM

Do you suffer from Rhynaelionitis? Wordaholics!
 
The latest list isn't there yet, but to find the page where the lists are
posted go to the main orchid registrar's page (where you can also find the
links for searching) and click on "List of New Orchid Hybrids". The main
page is at:
http://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/registration_orchids.asp

-danny




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