Princess Thunder Thighs.
Head in Clouds
or
Kisses Cats on Head
or
Dances with Dragons
As an aside, when I was a little kid (and every bit the tomboy I am now) I was in Blue Birds, which is a little-kid precursor to Camp Fire Girls. They had a ceremony where we all got “Indian names,” and I was so excited because I thought I was going to get something cool as befit my tomboy nature. Instead they slapped me with something stupid and girly like “Little Flower” or some such. The fact that I remember this almost forty years later should probably disturb me. 
Stands in High Heels
Moves chess pieces
Drinks Wild Turkey
Man, do I really get to do this?:
Two Dogs Fucking
Is the two-dogs thing a common joke? Because I’ve seen references to it in Terry Pratchett and Robert Rankin.
I wish I could help but my knowledge in this particular area is pretty limited. I do remember going to visit some of my grandfather’s relatives in Canada when I was in first or second grade. We visited someone who was a Chippewa medicine man and my mother asked about getting her indian name. He said she would have to spend the night and wait until sunrise but I don’t remember any other info than that. We weren’t planning on staying that long so she never got it. I have heard from others that it has to be given by an indian medicine man/woman and that you have to sit in a sweathouse for a long long time. Beyond that I couldn’t tell you if you have to have a vision or if the medicine man does or what. If I ever do it, I’ll be sure to post the procedure here (if it’s not in violation of the culture, that is)
Data Whisperer
Woah! A '99er with less than a hundred posts!
Cool. 
Slave to Glowing Screen.
Is that too long?
Fluffy Bunny Feet
Nose Stuck in Book
Hates Offensive People Who Misunderstand The Whole Concept Of Different Languages, Cultures and Naming Practices. :rolleyes:
Snores Like Thunder.
Waits For Death.
Mouths Off To Shaman
Summer Flowers. Given to me by my Mohawk grandmother of my first wife.
My Indian Snowboarding name is Falls-From-Lift.
My Indian Hiking name is Shadeseeker Waterhunter.
To my kayaking friends I’m known as (the) Yakkin’ Yeti.
Judging by the past couple of weeks, I guess my name is:
Weirdo Magnet