don't we spell it purrsian when talking about the type of cat? I mean it seems like a pretty obvious thing to do. 
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Indeed. That is a very good question to ponder while partaking of your pipe.don't we spell it purrsian when talking about the type of cat? I mean it seems like a pretty obvious thing to do.
And big miss on naming them “jet skis” instead of “boater cycles “.
I was wondering about the same thing when it comes to Burmese cats—shouldn't they now be called Meeownamar cats?
We have two Maine Coon male siblings that get along like most brothers, not too well. One is a portly gray cat who came named Shaggy, we re-named Garland, and when he didn't respond much to those, he took to being called Lefty, his being left-pawed.
His brother is a mackerel tabby (for the M on is forehead) with four white boots, one special black toe, a wide white bib, a milk mustache, and an incredibly long tail, and more stripes than are legal.
We call the gray cat Lefty-Tunes, and a Well-Rounded Cat, and his brother Fred, and Sugar and Stripes.
They are rescue cats out of a drainpipe in a town called Fuqua-Varina. We had no idea what breed or if they had any breed, but they grew up to be Maine Coon clones, if not pedigree. They have the spiky hair in their ears and between their toes.
Maine Coons often share a trait, when vigorously scratched and petted, they arch their backs and flop over on their sides for a belly rub.
His brother is a mackerel tabby (for the M on is forehead) with four white boots, one special black toe, a wide white bib, a milk mustache, and an incredibly long tail, and more stripes than are legal.
We call the gray cat Lefty-Tunes, and a Well-Rounded Cat, and his brother Fred, and Sugar and Stripes.
They are rescue cats out of a drainpipe in a town called Fuqua-Varina. We had no idea what breed or if they had any breed, but they grew up to be Maine Coon clones, if not pedigree. They have the spiky hair in their ears and between their toes.
Maine Coons often share a trait, when vigorously scratched and petted, they arch their backs and flop over on their sides for a belly rub.
I asked my two cats which name they prefer, and they just walked off.
It was always fur ball in the corner pocket when the cat jumped on the pool table at our house.
If the person who named Walkie Talkies named everything
Stamps = Lickie Stickie
Defibrillators = Hearty Starty
Bumble bees = Fuzzy Buzzy
Pregnancy test = Maybe Baby
Bra =Breastie Nestie
Fork= Stabby Grabby
Socks = Feetie Heatie
Hippo = Floatie Bloatie
Nightmare = Screamy Dreamy
Stamps = Lickie Stickie
Defibrillators = Hearty Starty
Bumble bees = Fuzzy Buzzy
Pregnancy test = Maybe Baby
Bra =Breastie Nestie
Fork= Stabby Grabby
Socks = Feetie Heatie
Hippo = Floatie Bloatie
Nightmare = Screamy Dreamy
I'm not one for pure bred animals unless rescued but for a long while I've wanted a Russian Blue to share my blues with.