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Mitchell Downie
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if its a male- mr cat, if its female, mrs cat.
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These are the names that my cats have had since I was born.
SMOKEY SUZIE JIMMY TEDDY TINKY OSCAR JAZZY. Not got a cat at the mo but When my neighbour snuffs it I will probably have his. Called Lucy but I will prob choose a new name, so will be reading this thread carefully. ![]() |
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i had a smokey. but shortened it to mokey.
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Mrs CMATs parents had 7 cats when I met her in the mid 1980s.
Starsky, Hutch, Pebbles, Lucky, Wonky, one more I can't remember, and the last one was Rambo. They were all strays. Rambo was namd that because he was a tough facker. He would sit in the kitchen by the cat flap, and if a strange cat came in he wouldn't touch it unless it went to a food bowl, then all hell would break loose. Around 1990 I got Mrs CMAT a fairly expensive life sized Leopard toy (still got it, in excellent condition, he 'lives' in the dining room) not the crap ones you see in Sunday markets. She put it in front of the fire in the living room. Every cat that came in took one look and ran out again. Not Rambo, he sniffed it a few times, walked round it, then curled up next to it. One by one the other cats came back in, but never sat anywhere near it. |
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Doesn't matter what you call it. It probably won't come to you.
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Seefer ... best name for a cat ever
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call me a taxi 23 May 14 01:35 Joined: 02 Oct 03 | Topic/replies: 1,596 | Blogger: call me a taxi's blog Mrs CMATs parents had 7 cats when I met her in the mid 1980s. Was it one of those that exploded on top of the TV? |
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If she finds out, she might come round and have a look at it. OK time to wake up! ![]() |
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Mrs CMATs parents had 7 cats when I met her in the mid 1980s. Stevie Strikes Was it one of those that exploded on top of the TV? Not sure if that's a joke (that I don't get) or you remember me posting about it. That was my sisters cat, back in the mid-1970s. Enormous abcess on it's face but as it was old and giving it no pain she told the vet to leave it alone. Its head virtually exploded. The cat was black, and my sister had black hair, so she got nicknamed 'Winnie Witch' and that name has stuck to this day. |
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Winston like mine
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Benny the Ball, Chooch, Fancy Fancy, Officer Dibble, Fat, Mike, Keith, Albert, Billy, or Stevens imo. |
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Dave!
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cmat - No, no joke. It was that incident I remembered you posting about.
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You have a good memory Stevie.
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Jack Hacksaw 23 May 14 06:47
Doesn't matter what you call it. It probably won't come to you. Not true I'm afraid. Most cats respond their names in the same way that dogs do. Even when there's a group of them lying around, call just one of them by name and it will come to you while the others stay put. |
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is that true Moods? That's cool!
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true. at one time i had 3 cats with similar names,
they all knew their names. even when i varied them a bit they still knew who i meant. |
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how do you mean varying them a bit? So if one was called Richard, you'd call him Rick and he'd know you meant him?
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yep. one was smurf but i often changed to to smurfy, smurfette, smurferella, murph, murphy and the embarrasing favourite babymurf!
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nice one. the only time I've ever had multiple cats is when mine had kittens, so didn't know that.
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Our cat , who took up residence in our garden after being abandoned is now called Katniss after the heroine of the Hunger Games trilogy.
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it depends if they like you too. one of em i upset once just by shouting at her when she brought a bird in and was torturing it. after that she didnt wanna know. just came in for food then pissed off. cats can get the face on and treat you like scum. a bit like women i suppose.
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Growing up we always had a cat but my Mum wasn't fond of them much but had them to keep mice away. Consequently most of them were called Puss, although she did find one abandoned near bins at a nearby Borstal and called that one Boris. "Here comes Boris from the Borstal" she'd say.
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Felix ...A shocking ommission
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