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April 23rd, 2004, 03:01 PM
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Cats on the flight.
I had my little kitty on the flight with a small
cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. I suspect that something went wrong with the stomach. Perhaps she was completely dazed. 1 hour before the take off, I gave her just one cup of milk, and few croquettes. I suspect that the milk stirs her stomach. 
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April 23rd, 2004, 05:51 PM
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Cats on the flight.
Dalek wrote in :
I had my little kitty on the flight with a small cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. I suspect that something went wrong with the stomach. Perhaps she was completely dazed. 1 hour before the take off, I gave her just one cup of milk, and few croquettes. I suspect that the milk stirs her stomach. Sounds tasty.
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April 23rd, 2004, 08:16 PM
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Cats on the flight.
Xomicron wrote:
I had my little kitty on the flight with a small cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. I suspect that something went wrong with the stomach. Perhaps she was completely dazed. 1 hour before the take off, I gave her just one cup of milk, and few croquettes. I suspect that the milk stirs her stomach. Sounds tasty. Yeah. Just feed the kitty with enough red wine to make it die due to alcohol overdose, then it should be a very nice roast-material. Don't use crap wine: find a good tuscan one. God bless wine and cats. Vilco
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April 23rd, 2004, 09:20 PM
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April 23rd, 2004, 11:12 PM
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Cats on the flight.
I had my little kitty on the flight with a small
cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. So which Cessna will fly at 20000 feet????
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April 23rd, 2004, 11:25 PM
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Cats on the flight.
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"freeda" wrote: I had my little kitty on the flight with a small cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. So which Cessna will fly at 20000 feet???? Citation? Caravan? Turbo Stationair? Turbo Skyland (albeit just)?
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April 29th, 2004, 05:12 AM
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Cats on the flight.
"Xomicron" wrote in message .net... Dalek wrote in : I had my little kitty on the flight with a small cessna. When we hit 20000 feet, the poor kitty started to cough, and then she started to barf and fart. I suspect that something went wrong with the stomach. Perhaps she was completely dazed. 1 hour before the take off, I gave her just one cup of milk, and few croquettes. I suspect that the milk stirs her stomach. Sounds tasty. The cat or the barf?
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