MySmallWorldof4
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Name idea?
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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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Goofyernmost
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You have some memory. Going there on the 16th of Sept. Thanks!
93boomer
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Blackie, Smokes, Smoky came to mind at first look. That is a beautiful kitty!
SteveBrickNJ
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The thread is ready. Jump over to the Chit Chat Thread and check out (if you want to
) my thread called: "Jersey Shore / Photo Tour "
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StarWarsGirl
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Oh my, it's a tuxedo!
Figero! Mittens, Buttercup, Katniss, Rey, Jewel, Lilly, Merida...
(No one should ever ask me for cat names after I named both my cats after Disney princesses)
Rista1313
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My first instinct was Peony... but I don't know if it's a boy or girl!
eta... after I wrote this I realized usually black/white are boys and that multi color calicos are girls... so I'm guessing it's a boy?
StarWarsGirl
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Not always true. Well, tricolors yes are always female, but tuxedos can be either or.
This is Belle
KBLovedDisney
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KBLovedDisney
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That ^ is definitely one of his cuter poses...otherwise, you get this:
StarWarsGirl
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He's like Jasmine, gotta have the belly up. Except not fat, lol
KBLovedDisney
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KBLovedDisney
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And just because, here is Marble with Callum and Nabooru (I've most likely shared these before, but I can't help it! They are our babies!) 
Rista1313
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Wow.. I didn't know that! So confusing! LOL
StarWarsGirl
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Coloring in cats is related to the X chromosome. Black and White patterns can be contained in a single X chromosome, so you'll see males with it, but you'll also see females. When you get a cat with one bicolor X chromosome and a tabby x chromosome, you'll end up with a tricolored cat. This is why you usually only see female cats with three colors. If you have a male that's tricolor, most likely he's XXY, not XY, and also sterile.
Tabbies, on the other hand are usually, though not always, male because a female cat has to inherit the tabby X chromosome from both parents, and it usually doesn't happen.
MySmallWorldof4
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You're welcome. She said the cast members were super nice as well.You have some memory. Going there on the 16th of Sept. Thanks!
DryerLintFan
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And to add to it, all white cats with blue eyes are usually deaf. I learned that from the kitten I posted in here that I helped rescue a few weeks back. He had one blue eye and one green eye and was still deaf.
MySmallWorldof4
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They thought of Belle, and that made me think of your Belle, so I thought that was too many. Right now, Maggie? We did get another one called Angel. She is a gray, and the girls like that name. I am not keen on it. My oldest thought of Kanga for one, and Roo for the other. It's cute, but my middle girl loves Angel as a name. I will post a picture later.Oh my, it's a tuxedo!
Figero! Mittens, Buttercup, Katniss, Rey, Jewel, Lilly, Merida...
(No one should ever ask me for cat names after I named both my cats after Disney princesses)
MySmallWorldof4
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Actually its a girl. Funny, one of the kids said Peonie.