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Someone’s Named Their Cat Chester French

Posted by chesterfrench on Monday, June 8th, 2009

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Wow. This is the most honorific of all honors that exist. Well, outside of someone naming their tiger after us.

-DA & Max

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2 Responses to “Someone’s Named Their Cat Chester French”

  • unnamed says:

    Are you a groupie? I mean jeeze we know you love them so why don’t you just go and meet them at a hotel or something?

  • Nicole says:

    That’s totally me. I am the girl who named her cat Chester French. The story behind it, my kitten went almost a month without a name and one day while I was listening to Love The Future, it hit me and I said to myself, “this cat is definately worthy of the name Chester French.” I never thought anyone would notice that the day I put it on twitter…. After I gave him that name, it turns out that he’s a wild animal who likes to attack strangers.

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