Per T.S. Eliot’s “On the Naming of Cats,” every cat has three names – an everyday name like “James” or “Fluffy,” that people call it; something more unique, like “Coricopat” (maybe its name among other cats – been a while since I read it in Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats or heard in in Cats); and one that only the cat itself knows, upon which it meditates much of the day and night.
Grumpy Old Guy almost 3 years ago
I was expecting Ninja Kitty to perhaps look a bit more menacing…..
Johnny Q Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“Because you told me to!” He’s a regular Forrest Gump…
Purple People Eater almost 3 years ago
In the extremely unlikely event that I ever get a cat, I think I’ll name him Dawg, and if I ever get a dog, I’ll name him Kitty.
jagedlo almost 3 years ago
Interesting “logic” Ruthie uses in the second panel…
StratmanRon almost 3 years ago
“Oprah” would be perfect for a cat – “Me” "Me “Me”.
Holilubillkori Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Aww a cute kitty..
trainnut1956 almost 3 years ago
If you have cats and a parrot, teach the bird to say “Here, Kitty, kitty, kitty”
The Reader Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Or Mr. Claws
Argythree almost 3 years ago
The cat looks too nice to be ‘Ninja Kitty’…
destry1970 almost 3 years ago
Had a Irish setter named him Red dog, Red for short, made since at the time.
gcarlson almost 3 years ago
Per T.S. Eliot’s “On the Naming of Cats,” every cat has three names – an everyday name like “James” or “Fluffy,” that people call it; something more unique, like “Coricopat” (maybe its name among other cats – been a while since I read it in Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats or heard in in Cats); and one that only the cat itself knows, upon which it meditates much of the day and night.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 3 years ago
Oprah is not a regular name, but she is rich so…