Re: Atheists

Mike Lyle wrote:
R H Draney wrote:

When I was little we acquired a kitten for which we had trouble choosing a name...then someone ran the vacuum, and the matter was settled....

We had little Nature for eight years after that....r

I'd be lying to you if I said we once had one who got her name on the
arrival of a guest, when I said "Don't stand on ceremony."

I named our cat Astrophe; but she wouldn't answer to it, so we had to go
back to a shorter name suitable for a cat of little brain.

--
Peter Moylan http://www.pmoylan.org

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