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How funny would it be to name your cat “Chingis Khan” in scale 1/10?

 
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also you are welcome propose other funny names for animals  

here is an example: a donkey: “Shocker”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khFb4FTJ4Jo

here is some candidates, you can take a screenshot and propose a name


or you can share your own stories experiences with naming pets
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Neighbour's cat was called "Mousey-tongue"  after the Chinese leader.  We had a calf known as "wellington"  for my favourite Beef Wellington and a Jersey cow known as Lily - for obvious reasons and some of the pesky bird-fruit-stealing-varieties have names not fit for publication.
Not good at naming things, I'm afraid!  
 
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