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Posted on 10/17/2022 6:32:43 PM PDT by algore
I recently found a black cat with a little white patch hiding (and starving) in my laundry room.
It looks exactly like the Eveready 9lives cat.
I sent a request to Eveready to see what the name of the cat was.
How about....
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Wait for it..
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.. ZOT the cat!
‘It doesn’t matter what you call it.
It still won’t come.
It’s a cat’
That is for sure. I got a list of cat names, it does not even do an involuntary ear twitch to any of them
Ding..Ding...Ding! We have a winner!
It is winter, set him up a box with a heated cat bed.
Female? C-cell-ia.
My cat comes to the name “Shrimp”. But his name is Ivan.
Ray
Looks like what’s left of Union Carbide’s India operations does business under the Eveready name today, although it doesn’t look like battery products makes up a very large fraction of their business.
My cat’s name is.....
Cat
My dog’s name is now Leave the Cat Alone.
Wife was manager for the bunny campaign. She does not think it had a name, but she did say lightning, but not sure where that came from.
My ginger stray lives on my small porch now and is named Alexander the Great, but I call him cat for short.
My other stray is black with white like yours and I call her cat also, and it doesn’t seem to cause any confusion.
I also have a 95-year-old Eveready flashlight, and I know why flashlights are called flashlights.
Our cat comes to his name...but we think he is half dog
https://mysticalnumbers.com/number-9-in-greek-mythology/
ZOT!
A friend of mine lived in a 1923 bungalow in LA, quite possibly a Sears catalog home. In all the time he lived there, probably 15+ years, the doorbell never worked. He had really let the home deteriorate, it was in pretty ratty condition, but then again, to make it decent he’d have to strip it to the studs and well beyond and he couldn’t afford it.
One day, a delivery guy came to the door and pushed the doorbell button. The doorbell rang! And then started to work. Sometime later, he investigated and found out the power for the doorbell was a 1920’s Eveready dry cell just kind of tossed up into the rafters. He contacted Eveready with the story, thinking it might be a good story for an ad. They never expressed the slightest interest.
Gotta be Tesla!
Ceeaytee
I had female cats that would kill and eat rabbits, usually if they were expecting.
Can opener. Works every time.
Charming story for a new Fur Baby.
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It found you in a wash room.
Name it the sound it makes
During a Spin Cycle !
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I love cats, Really.
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