Since1982
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A cat called Charlie, because he has big feet
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What are your cats/ dogs called, please?
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Male cat - Gus - he's 4 years old
Female cat - Pansy because of the markings on her face
Female cat - Pansy because of the markings on her face
B52
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Two previous cats were Millie and Charlie, the two we have now are Ben and Branston ( because he is full of beans ) ah well please yourselves!
- Jul 7, 2003
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My sister in law- a cat-lover in extremis- is trying to persuade me to get a particular cat from the Cats Protection charity place.
Which is fine, as I'd rather home one that needs somewhere to live. But it appears to be called Petal. I'm not having a cat called Petal.
The cat's fine, but it'll need to be re-christened. I've told her that if I can't rename it something of my choice- like Archbishop Desmond Tutu, for example- then the deal's off.
Which is fine, as I'd rather home one that needs somewhere to live. But it appears to be called Petal. I'm not having a cat called Petal.
The cat's fine, but it'll need to be re-christened. I've told her that if I can't rename it something of my choice- like Archbishop Desmond Tutu, for example- then the deal's off.
KZNSeagull
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Then we have to give examples of people with marvellous names then? I vote for Tokyo Sexwale
- Jul 7, 2003
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Oooh. Ambrose. Like Curtly Ambrose <light goes on>
I think classic West Indian cricketers- or, in fact, any old-school cricketers- could be a goldmine of potential names.
Thanks!
My mum got a massive 3 legged Tom Cat from a home, they called him Fu-Fu.
Mother was having none of that, so we named it after Arundel Breweries fine tipple Old Knucker, (by virtue of how it could make you legless).
When Knucks had been particularly naughty, killing a Wildebeest etc, we'd call him Fu-Fu and he'd look you in such a way you'd know he was planning your murder.
Bless him.
brighton terra
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We have a Brighton supporting cat called Henry!
I've been planning to get a couple of cats for a while. If and when I make the leap, I'd been thinking of "to be" and "not to be" as suitable names.
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Toby, and Not Toby?
I'll go and re-edit the post...
Friend of mine named all his cats after cricketers. He had a Sachin and, I'm pretty sure, a Lara.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Personally I'm a big fan of giving cats / dogs fairly routine names like Simon, Robert or Susan.
(no offence to any Simons, Roberts or Susans).
If I got a dog, I think I'd call him KEITH.
(no offence to any Simons, Roberts or Susans).
If I got a dog, I think I'd call him KEITH.
doogie004
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Cats brother and sister
Tom and jerry
Tom and jerry
Vegas Seagull
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Long tale
SouthCoastOwl
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Ed, Floyd and Tizia - Cats
Gaspode - Boarder terrorist
Gaspode - Boarder terrorist
hoveboyslim
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Cats - Purdy, Lady Penelope and Parker
Drumstick
NORTHSTANDER
A cat named Habibi.
Normally Beebs or Mr Beebs.
Normally Beebs or Mr Beebs.