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This has reminded me of a cat naming story. I used to listen to BBC Radio 2 in the early mornings.The DJ was old style BBC, off the wall, different, very funny indeed. Her name was Sarah Kennedy (or Sahara or Bunty Bagshaw, depending on how she was feeling!). Sarah loved cats, and we were often regaled with entertaining stories about her fur babies. Her regular listeners were expected to write or phone in, and add to the amusement factor. We were known as "Dawn Patrollers"...... Basically we were "of a certain age". Sarah referred to this as "owning a brain and not being afraid to use it"! This also meant having a slightly strange and exceedingly dry sense of humour! Anyway, one regular slot was about the naming of cats, the strangest of names and or reasoning behind the name usually merited being featured on the show.
The one I have in mind is about a family who had never had a cat before. And one day somehow they had found a tiny black kitten out in the fiercest of storms, no mother apparent. So they brought her inside, and nursed her until she was well and happy. Apparently this little lady was jet black, long haired etc. They decided to name her "Madame Tussaud" (typical Brit type way of thinking!) The owner wrote that all went very well indeed until spaying time arrived. The lady took the wee one into the vet, and discovered that this was no lady, but a male kitten!
He returned from the vet bearing the name: Adam Tussaud.
The one I have in mind is about a family who had never had a cat before. And one day somehow they had found a tiny black kitten out in the fiercest of storms, no mother apparent. So they brought her inside, and nursed her until she was well and happy. Apparently this little lady was jet black, long haired etc. They decided to name her "Madame Tussaud" (typical Brit type way of thinking!) The owner wrote that all went very well indeed until spaying time arrived. The lady took the wee one into the vet, and discovered that this was no lady, but a male kitten!
He returned from the vet bearing the name: Adam Tussaud.