names of bars

Jul 24, 2009 08:12


Greetings, all!

I'm writing a story featuring cats, as you all know.

I need names of bars with cat themes. I already came up with the Pretty Kitty.  Give me more, and tell me what clientele you think it will have.

This includes all cats, BTW.  Lions, tigers, and ... uh... bobcats, oh, my!

Thanks!  :)

help_a_writer

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heathrow July 24 2009, 13:03:46 UTC
The Pink Pussy - retro 50s club.

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sylvar July 24 2009, 13:42:58 UTC
Not to be confused with Club Pink Pussycat in Miami, so notorious that it made an appearance in at least one Carl Hiaasen novel (Strip Tease), only under a different name.

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cardinalximinez July 24 2009, 14:51:52 UTC
That's what I was thinking of, too.

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shlafe July 24 2009, 20:14:17 UTC
Never read it, though was there a movie based on it?

Thanks for the input!

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names of clubs anonymous July 24 2009, 14:12:01 UTC
Should probably be a play on words or themes. Take a free association moment.
hummm clubs:
Panther; black magic; cat's meow; cat nip; herbal gerbal; mice and nip; nipmicety's; Panther Nipmicety's; Kitty Kat Club; Pink Panther; Pink's Panther Club (make the owner's name Pink); Cleopatra's Pad;
Meow chick-a-meow meow;

or a grunge bar; Rat's A$$. One for the Road; Nip and Brew; Scratchin post;
hummm

you get the idea. lol
Signed: Anon E Mouse!
Ren'

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Re: names of clubs shlafe July 24 2009, 20:15:07 UTC
Cool names! Thanks, Renee!

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from Judy anonymous July 24 2009, 16:23:54 UTC
Feline Fancies...Frolicking Felines.... Purrrrfectly Posh.... Strokin'n'Smokin'.... Fur's a-Flyin'.... Kit's Kave....

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Re: from Judy shlafe July 24 2009, 20:15:43 UTC
Thanks, Judy. I like 'em!

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gardenwaltz July 24 2009, 17:58:52 UTC
Le chat qui pelote: name of Balzac novel. Use this one for insufferable intellectual snobs.

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shlafe July 24 2009, 20:17:03 UTC
The cat which winds into a ball???

I do need a bar in Paris, too...

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gardenwaltz July 24 2009, 20:53:21 UTC
The translation is a bit unwieldy, more because of the aging of the book than the language. The word "pelote" refers to "jeu de paume" which was the primitive version of tennis. The official translation is "At the Sign of the Cat and Racket" which is a pretty dismal attempt if you ask me.

Also, if you really want a Parisian cat bar name, go with Le Chat Noir.

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shlafe July 24 2009, 21:20:45 UTC
Isn't that kind of stereotypical, though?

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gardenwaltz July 24 2009, 18:23:32 UTC
Tail-End Tavern: hard luck bar.

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shlafe July 24 2009, 20:17:33 UTC
Hee hee hee. I like it!

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