Mittens. Mittens the kitten. When company comes over you can say;
“Meet Mittens. Mittens the kitten.”
Keep calling it a kitten even after its obviously not.
Or any of these fine names;
Joel ( Joe- El)
Doodle
Holden
Watto
Jerkins
Buddy
Mr. Bigglesworth
Call it “Ceremony”
Then when people come around to visit, you can tell them to “come in… and don’t stand on Ceremony.”
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“Olivers Army” refers to Oliver Tambo, the South African Guerilla fighter, not to Cromwell
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“Olivers Army” refers to Oliver Tambo, the South African Guerilla fighter, not to Cromwell
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These lyrics don’t seem to have anything to do with the ANC.
Furthermore, I can only Google one reference to your assertion, here, and it seems to be considered an UL, even by the person who’s making it. Whereas this site says:
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Kevin. Call him Kevin.
[continue hijack] I thought the song is a general condemnation of colonialism using Cromwell as a metaphor for British military might. The “Oliver” of the lyrics seems to be very much the invader/oppressor/conquerer rather than fighting against the invaders or for freedom.[hijack on hold]
We have a close human friend named Kevin. That could get confusing.
Lovely names all. The final decision will be made tomorrow.
Pablo is a fine name for a cat.
Gotta chime in and back up Pablo as a choice.
Chairman Meow
Sir Meows-a-lot
Thank you very much for all your suggestions. His name is Jeoffry.