Things with names that sound like Pavlina
 

I'll get this rolling too :p

Paavo Nurmi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Pavlita Generators - Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain

Pavel Chekov

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Surprised if they don't name a hurricane after him--hurricane Pavlina is about to roll through here. :p

Like a man with a sniper rifle...

Pavlina... has seen ya!


PS: I can't think of any rhyming names, damn it!

I knew a girl Paola. :d

Wait, wait, wait...

Can I say Pavarotti? Does that count?

Yep! If it has anything like a Pav or a Lina in it, it's fair game :d

I always thought Pavlina sounded like a kind of pasta, like semolina. :o

devil+ballerina= devilina

The Pevilina is in the details?

Jack Sprat could eat Pavfatta,
His wife could eat Pavlina...

That hast to be Ivan Pavlov Ivan Pavlov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia desert rat

Yep! Now how about some Pavlova? :D

http://whatscookingamerica.net/Histo...es/Pavlova.jpg

palava

In looking at that pic. I was trying to figure out what that was . The green things look like catapellars , the red and white stuff ,who knows . desert rat

SURE! Give me two! :D

Only thing I can think of is a javalina (it's Spanish, so the j is sounded like h, so havalina). Also known as a Peccary.

Around 20 years ago I was with some friends , in an area known as rainbow valley , like 50 mi. sw. of Phoenix . We were target shooting , like cans and card bord boxes . I saw what I thought was a pack of wild dogs , a friend of mine said no thoes are javalina . I had a .44 mag rev , but I am not a good shot , had no hunting lic. and they were out of season , ect . so I let them be . I have heard they are mean critters . desert rat

I spent much of my childhood in Arizona, and spent a lot of time hiking around in the desert. I never saw javalinas, but I smelled them on many occasions, and sometimes heard them. There's a reason they're called "skunk pigs". And, yes, they can be pretty mean if they're pissed off or they think you're challenging them, from what I've heard.