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go with cluckr imo I liked "bokbok" a lot, but if there's already an app with that name, it's probably wise to pick a different one. Moo, oink, bark, woof, and gobble lend themselves to cute animal icons. Plus gay guys say "woof" and "oink" (but definitely not bark) to compliment each other, because we are gross. A couple of different guys I've hooked up with had all kinds of weird, innocuous pig paraphernalia in their houses. My boyfriend's ex's facebook last name is "Muttz," and basically all his friends have weird doggy variations on their names. I hooked up with a guy who legally changed his name to Wolfer. I've been on large, popular gay hookup sites where the equivalent to a wink was an "oink" or a "woof." If you want to go "golly gee why is our app so popular with all these promiscuous gay guys," I'd go with some variation on woof or oink.
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SeventhUncle posted:I've never heard anyone (gay or otherwise) say any of those things as a compliment. Haha it's just ~*~gayworld~*~ I wouldn't worry about it. "Bark" just isn't a word that means that, really. It would be like if someone tried to say "you're overheating" when they meant "you're hot." It's a synonym that doesn't mean the same thing in that context. Also nah, just a cute cartoon pig or dog would work. I feel like a pig going "oink" is a much stronger signal than a dog going "woof," but that may be regional/whatever.
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