November 24, 2006 by michele warmonger of fluff5 comments Categories: General for someone who was cut open today to remove all possibilities of motherhood, my new kitten is remarkably active. 5 Responses to warmonger of fluff Kim November 25, 2006 at 8:32 am New kitten! You got tricked (or, really, your mom did). : ) Please tell me her name is actually warmonger of fluff. Reply ↓ michele November 25, 2006 at 8:53 am no one got tricked. mom is already trying to steal her from me. seriously, she’s got a gleam in her eye and a kitten stealing song in her heart. her name is totally warmonger of fluff! but moggy for short. or the mog. or (sigh, the cliche) fuzzball. Reply ↓ Kim November 25, 2006 at 11:15 am I guess Moggy is a better nickname than War. But shouldn’t it be Mong? Reply ↓ Dianna November 25, 2006 at 12:38 pm Every cat, everywhere, has at some point been called fuzzball. Or possibly fuzzbucket, which is my preferred version. She’s definitely the cutest warmonger of any kind that I can recall seeing. Reply ↓ michele November 25, 2006 at 7:09 pm mong doesn’t roll off the tongue as easily as mog. also, mog (or moggy) is slang in england (cockney) for a cat. maybe if i added -oloid to mong. i could get behind that. i like fuzzbutt, dianna. but fuzzbucket is good too. 🙂 Reply ↓ Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
Kim November 25, 2006 at 8:32 am New kitten! You got tricked (or, really, your mom did). : ) Please tell me her name is actually warmonger of fluff. Reply ↓
michele November 25, 2006 at 8:53 am no one got tricked. mom is already trying to steal her from me. seriously, she’s got a gleam in her eye and a kitten stealing song in her heart. her name is totally warmonger of fluff! but moggy for short. or the mog. or (sigh, the cliche) fuzzball. Reply ↓
Kim November 25, 2006 at 11:15 am I guess Moggy is a better nickname than War. But shouldn’t it be Mong? Reply ↓
Dianna November 25, 2006 at 12:38 pm Every cat, everywhere, has at some point been called fuzzball. Or possibly fuzzbucket, which is my preferred version. She’s definitely the cutest warmonger of any kind that I can recall seeing. Reply ↓
michele November 25, 2006 at 7:09 pm mong doesn’t roll off the tongue as easily as mog. also, mog (or moggy) is slang in england (cockney) for a cat. maybe if i added -oloid to mong. i could get behind that. i like fuzzbutt, dianna. but fuzzbucket is good too. 🙂 Reply ↓
New kitten! You got tricked (or, really, your mom did).
: )
Please tell me her name is actually warmonger of fluff.
no one got tricked. mom is already trying to steal her from me. seriously, she’s got a gleam in her eye and a kitten stealing song in her heart.
her name is totally warmonger of fluff! but moggy for short. or the mog. or (sigh, the cliche) fuzzball.
I guess Moggy is a better nickname than War. But shouldn’t it be Mong?
Every cat, everywhere, has at some point been called fuzzball. Or possibly fuzzbucket, which is my preferred version.
She’s definitely the cutest warmonger of any kind that I can recall seeing.
mong doesn’t roll off the tongue as easily as mog. also, mog (or moggy) is slang in england (cockney) for a cat.
maybe if i added -oloid to mong. i could get behind that.
i like fuzzbutt, dianna. but fuzzbucket is good too. 🙂