Oft Opic...Cat related

[Steve Helmick]

Got a new cat (see picture). This was a surprise for the wife...she didn't want a cat or a dog, so when I saw this sucker in the Goodwill store in Albany, Oregon, I thought this would be fun. When I got home from Roseburg (NW CL Regionals), I told her that I got her a kitty, and my Aunt Ruth helped pick it out. Wife was pretty peeved, so it was fun. See the picture. After she calmed down, she decided that the new cat needed a name. We figured it was a male cat. We came up with a dozen names, but it's a tie between "Robin" (aka "Robin the Cookie Jar") or "Sherlock", as in "No Chit Sherlock". Any guidance out there?   Steve

[Howard Rush]

My wife gave me a cold last weekend.  We haven't named it, either.

[Steve Helmick]

Eh, if you've already got it, you already had it. The extreme stress, wind, bad food, lack of sleep, etc., could have accelerated the landing. Two weeks incubation, they said.  Steve

[Randy Cuberly]

Being a pratical guy I would call the cat CJ (as in cookie jar)...but then that's just me and my wife would say "That's dumb Cuberly".

Randy Cuberly

[Randy Ryan]

Not being a cat person I'd trade it for a dog.

[Mike Griffin]

I kinda like CJ.   It kinda looks like a CJ. 

Mike

[Peter Grabenstein]

spray it orange with dark brown stripes and name the cat "Garfield the Cookie Killer"  .
The best thing is, you not have to feed or walk the cat   and no expensive letters from the cat Doc too  .
 

[Randy Cuberly]

Got a new cat (see picture). This was a surprise for the wife...she didn't want a cat or a dog, so when I saw this sucker in the Goodwill store in Albany, Oregon, I thought this would be fun. When I got home from Roseburg (NW CL Regionals), I told her that I got her a kitty, and my Aunt Ruth helped pick it out. Wife was pretty peeved, so it was fun. See the picture. After she calmed down, she decided that the new cat needed a name. We figured it was a male cat. We came up with a dozen names, but it's a tie between "Robin" (aka "Robin the Cookie Jar") or "Sherlock", as in "No Chit Sherlock". Any guidance out there?   Steve

[Randy Cuberly]

Actually this cat would be a practical cat for Tucson.  The ones that walk around on four legs generally are not.  Eventually the critters get outside and wind up as "lunch" for the coyote packs that frequent the city.  Very disturbing listening to the wife cry for 3 or four days!

Might just get one of these cats for her!

Randy Cuberly

[rustler]

Nobody who likes cats can be all bad! 

[Steve Riebe]

See A T   

[Tim Wescott]

Not being a cat person I'd trade it for a dog.

I'm far less of a dog person than I was about a week ago.

Now if you'll excuse me, there's some mostly-rotton deer bits that I need to bury in the field again, only deeper this time.

[FLOYD CARTER]

For me, all cats are called "Kitty".  Much easier to remember, and our cat (actually named "Yowie") responds to my "Kitty".