Getting my first cat tomorrow...


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mgbeach

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Since you are in South Carolina he should be called Gamecock!


I went to the University of South Carolina (the real USC :)) .. the mascot's name is Cocky.. I think our hats might still be the best selling out there..

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TheAuldGrump

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Melchior - after one of the magi.

Moloch - after a bad news god.

Bealzebubbles (fed on blood and milk! I heard you I did, you told him 'Bubbles, drink your bloody milk!') From Blackadder.

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mgbeach

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Great suggestions guys! Thanks much!

When I was by there earlier I suggested "lucky" for its irony and all the vets and assistants there yelled out in unison, "Nooooooooo!" Evidently naming a pet "lucky" is just asking for misfortune, as seen by the veterinary profession.
 


Umbran

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Evidently naming a pet "lucky" is just asking for misfortune, as seen by the veterinary profession.

My wife is a veterinarian - yes, the proportion of pets named "Lucky" that aren't lucky is high.

Several other names you should avoid: Loki, Odin (even if he does have one eye), Eris, Miles (Vorkosigan). Generally avoiding figures of chaos and destruction is a good idea. :)
 

TheAuldGrump

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My wife is a veterinarian - yes, the proportion of pets named "Lucky" that aren't lucky is high.

Several other names you should avoid: Loki, Odin (even if he does have one eye), Eris, Miles (Vorkosigan). Generally avoiding figures of chaos and destruction is a good idea. :)
A friend of mine had a cat named Anansi that lived a good long time. (In spite of the owner sometimes singing 'Spidercat, Spidercat! Sitting wherever the Spidercat's at....' and other bits of, umm, doggerel?)

The Auld Grump, 'course Anansi is a trickster, but there doesn't seem to be much destruction in his portfolio.
 
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