This week's question: A 15-year-old tabby cat named Larry has outlasted four British prime ministers during his time living at 10 Downing Street. Come up with an appropriately British-sounding honorific title for this stalwart feline-in-residence.
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THE WINNER: "Larry, Prince of Tails"
Valerie Fisk, Worcester, Massachusetts
SECOND PLACE: "Earl of Cheshire''
George Strong, Plano, Texas
THIRD PLACE: "Fur Highness"
Evelyn Eman Delmar, Northbrook, Illinois
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
"Westminster Tabby"
Ken Kellam III, Dallas, Texas
"Seeker of the Mouse"
Mike Reiss, New York City, New York
"Meowman of the Guard"
Carlson M. Simmons, Albuquerque, New Mexico
"Larry the Lionheart"
Laurel Rose, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
"The Crown Mewler"
Daniel Hicks, Randolph, Massachusetts
"Felis Fidelis"
Roger Ward Scott, Lawrence, Kansas
"Downton Tabby"
Brad Plack, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
"Duke of Fur'l"
Rebecca Burgan, Grass Valley, California
"The Clawed Mayor"
Ken Liebman, Williston, Vermont
"The Prime Mouser''
Skip Flanagan, Roseville, California
"Sir Laurence Outlivier"
Jim Sullens, Healdsburg, California
"Prince Hairy"
Doug Lindberg, Bradenton, Florida
"Lord of the Fleas''
Art Rodia, Southbury, Connecticut
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