Change VB9 to B Sharp
Over on the MSDN Forums, there is a post pondering changing the name of VB.Net to B# (see: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=301770&SiteID=1). Here's my tongue-in-cheek take.
As a programmer and musician, there is a problem with B#. In music (or at least on the keyboard) B#=C. Even if we go with the idea that such a change would put B# on the same level as C, we would still be behind the times in languages (we would need B++ and B## or Bx (x=double sharp) to get to the same level as C# version wise.
Maybe we should go with Bb (or B-flat) as most elementary musicians are more used to playing Bb than B# (or for brass players B-Natural even). Downside here is Bb is lower than B, thus it doesn't sound like an improvement.
Maybe the best option is to move beyond B or C and go for the next letter: Visual Delphi (or VD)... Then again, maybe not in more ways than one.