Bought our Goose for Christmas Day! Help me name it!

[wibblyjelly]

Currently, he is tucked away in the freezer. My family tradition dictates it needs a name, so any suggestions greatly appreciated. Oh, and it will take 60 hours apparently to defrost, so if some one can remind me closer the the time, that would be fab

For a minute there I thought you had bought a live goose to fatten up for Christmas. Now I don't know if im relieved or disappointed!

There's a goose at the farm near us called Basil! We always bring him a tomato to eat, he loves them!

Sorry posted too soon. For names I like Guliver the goose, or maybe Lucy the goosey

I really thought you meant a live one too. Glad its dead (for some reason ) don't get my own logic there. Not sure about a name though.

Eric

Gobbler

Sorry, should have been clearer in my title

Ethel

Roastie

My turkeys are often called Esmerelda. Or Horace if I think that they look like they were boy turkeys... Clementine and Eglantine also work well.

glad to know I am not the only one that names her christmas lunch

Gary the goose

I'm a leaning towards Guliver at the moment, but keep em coming!

Gordon

Our (live) goose is called Basil - other geese we had have been called Parsley, Thyme, Rosemary, Sid and Bob....

Linda!

(goosey,goosey) Gandhi

Is it just me who couldn't eat something once it had a name?

I had a guard goose called Christmas once. It was hand-raised by DS. Couldn't bring ourselves to eat it, even when it turned really nasty, so we sold it as a goosey-rottweiler. The other 3 geese are still with us and rather less pecky!

Gilbert! (It's a bit like giblet!)

Cratchit.

That's a nice, dignified, goosey name

Guillame. Very refined, don't ya think?

Barry!

Balonz!