Pucifer, after a cat in a Frederick Pohl novel. Or, maybe it was Pohl Anderson. Who knows after all these years.
uh, what's the prize for the winning name? A free kitten?
I suppose that Harriet Beecher Stowe would be too obvious. That's a nice name though.
Why not just call her "coon cat"?
The cat is from Maine, so her name should start with "M"
Mitzi - lots of cats in Germany are named Mitzi
aaaawwww, coon cats are cute. Doesn't this one look like
a Mitzi?
Did I win the free kitten?
I have a really good name picked out for it!
How about your signature, farmer? just call her Caput. that has a nice ring to it, thinks i...
Baxter (state Park)
Acadia (park)
Moose
Rangeley (lake)
Cadillac (mt.)
Bean (LL Bean)
The town near us is called "Meddybemps", howsat for a name the cat will hate.
Were starting to call her kitty.
I remember Toonces and maybe it will win. I do have to admit that Hokaloogie does have a Passamaquoddy Indian sound.
you sure you don't like Strč Prst Skrz Krk ("stick a finger through your throat" in Slovak)?
Somehow words with no vowels always sound like one is hocking up a loogie.
that's how we communicate, yes. through sneezing, coughing, dropping inanimate objects down the stairs, and just mumbling nonsense. all of it most likely means somethin in my language.
btw, 'Hackingupaloogie' has a native american sound to it, too...
I like Caput, War Pig and Toonces. How often do you actually call your cat by it's name? I only do about 40% of the time.
