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What does Fluther come from as your name?

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Good question. Fluther is a little-known collective noun. There is a flock of birds, a gaggle of geese... and a fluther of jellyfish. You can also have a smack or bloom of jellyfish... but fluther was the least known, at least so far :)
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The idea came after going to the Monterey Aquarium
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also, "Fluther" rhymes with "brother"
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“Fluther” is apparently so little known that it’s not listed by either the Oxford English Dictionary or Merriam-Webster.

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