Upon his shocking return this evening, ian_w revealed that he adopted a girly kitty. He has not yet disclosed how long he's had it, but she doesn't yet have a name!
Suggestions please.
I shall start by proposing Elizabeth. It is a dignified, cultured sounding name, and kitties are dignified, cultured creatures. 
Killatron 2000
Kat.
Frostyboy? No? Ok, he should call it Amber. That's a nice name isn't it?
Norksville.
Old Six Nipples.
Quote: Aaron @ November 13 2008, 8:53 PM GMTUpon his shocking return this evening, ian_w revealed that he adopted a girly kitty. He has not yet disclosed how long he's had it, but she doesn't yet have a name!
Suggestions please.
I shall start by proposing Elizabeth. It is a dignified, cultured sounding name, and kitties are dignified, cultured creatures.
Awwwww bless! She's gonna be proper chuffed when I tell her!
I like and agree with your reasoning for Elizabeth, but do you really think that name would suit a cat? I supposed it could be shortened to Lizzy, but you're probably gonna tell me that's far too common
Quote: Nil Putters @ November 13 2008, 8:54 PM GMTKillatron 2000
Good, but awkward for calling in at night!
Quote: Matthew Stott @ November 13 2008, 8:55 PM GMTKat.
That's genius, as long as I pronounce the 'k' clearly so people know the difference.
Quote: Paul Carroll @ November 13 2008, 8:59 PM GMTFrostyboy? No? Ok, he should call it Amber. That's a nice name isn't it?
Amber. Hmmmm, I actually quite like this one. Hmmm *scratches chin*
Quote: Ben @ November 13 2008, 9:00 PM GMTNorksville.
How can you pack soooo much beauty into one word?
Call her Ian.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ November 13 2008, 9:02 PM GMTOld Six Nipples.
It's a good point though - toms just don't know how good they've got it!
Quote: zooo @ November 13 2008, 9:14 PM GMTCall her Ian.
Now that would just be freaky! Would be quite funny though
Quote: zooo @ November 13 2008, 9:14 PM GMTCall her Ian.
I vote Ianetta!
Quote: ian_w @ November 13 2008, 9:14 PM GMT
I like and agree with your reasoning for Elizabeth, but do you really think that name would suit a cat? I supposed it could be shortened to Lizzy, but you're probably gonna tell me that's far too common
Nope. Liz, Lizzy, Betty, all valid (ish 
) names.
Give it a nice double barrelled name. Betty Lou! Lizzy May!
Yes, make her sound like an ageing Amercian country singer!
Chicken
Quote: ian_w @ November 13 2008, 9:14 PM GMT
You have to then call her 'Kat with a K'.. Doesn't work 
Quote: Gavin @ November 13 2008, 9:29 PM GMTChicken
Original!
Robyn'll cut your nackers off.
Is that what her cat is called?