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Appealing name?

Is throat punch appealing?

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  • No

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You mean a shop called Throat Punch? Not sure if it is appealing, but I like it. :) I would visit that shop. It's a strong name. And a little funny, unusual.
 
I suppose it depends on the intent behind choosing such a name.

To establish a warm, fuzzy reaction, or to grab someone by the lapels sufficient to give in to their own sense of curiosity and pay them a visit?

Or consider the reality of "Death Wish Coffee". Which despite the name, apparently is highly regarded with many coffee critics and apparently sells quite well.

How cute, kind or friendly can this be? Marketing can frequently take some interesting turns.

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I suppose it depends on the intent behind choosing such a name.

To establish a warm, fuzzy reaction, or to grab someone by the lapels sufficient to give in to their own sense of curiosity and pay them a visit?

Or in much fewer words, consider the reality of "Death Wish Coffee". Which despite the name, apparently is highly regarded with many coffee critics.

How cute,kind or friendly can this be?

#1 Organic and #1 Fair Trade Coffee

There is a bar here called "Rumpa Bar". "Rumpa" means butt. And the word bar means bar, but it also means naked/exposed/not covered. So that's a good name. :) Double entendre.
 
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