Both are spoiled rotten, loving, loyal (And rescues) One of them feels the need to assist me when I’m working from home A micromanager of sorts One was super small when I got her so I derived her name from that The other was named after a character in the Lion King
@QueenOfTheNerds [quote]“Whatever ____ wants, _______ gets. “ A song by Sarah Vaughn.[/quote][big]he[/big] ... that's not the song but a famous phase still lol
[quote]Quiet _____. Cum on Feel the Noize.[/quote] I'm sorry, you lost me at "Cum"
[quote]_________ Oak. A brand of camouflage.[/quote] tree 🎄🌴 lol
@MarineBob I think you got the right idea, just wrong spelling...
[quote]Xenon is a chemical element with the symbol Xe and atomic number 54. It is a colorless, dense, odorless noble gas found in Earth's atmosphere in trace amounts.[/quote]
like a rock you burn for fuel but spelled differently an animal that lives in the trees and likes bananas Mrs. Marcellus Wallace a very large nut with milk inside but with out the nut part a flower that rhymes with lazy
Mine dog is easy to figure out - a 6 week old dog. My cat is a little harder but sort of similar - a female character that runs a salon in a old western movie. Cheers!
@Viper Kitty is right but my dogs name is Puppy. They are both adults but those were the names they both came to when we got them as a kitten and a pup so we left it at that. Cheers1
The Australian Sheppard up the road is the daddy of two of mine. They are a bit shaggy and their names reflect that. (Added, now that I think of it the male was named after a certain TV character who was "cool" back in the day, name is similar and starts with the same letter as his sister.) A third dog came with extra parts, namely two dew claws on each of her back feet. Her name reflects the number of claws she has. There's a certain feline who was unusually aggressive when she was young and was occasionally known for her unprovoked attacks on unsuspecting dogs.
During the winter months my cat gets rather large around the middle (her belly literally hangs on the floor) so her name is another word for fat. Starts with a T… Rhymes with a nickname for ‘husband’….
