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Old 04-27-2008, 07:55 PM #1
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Default Need a name for my new fur-baby
I'm SOO excited!!!

I'm picking up my new fur-baby tomorrow.
He is a smoky grey 8 wk old long-haired kitty.

I haven't told dd yet, or my 17 yr old.
I want to keep it a surprise.

I'm having trouble picking a name.
DD named her bottom feeder BOB so you can understand why she won't pick a name.

The pic is a little small, he looks like he can get into loads of trouble.
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