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To: Lazarus_Long who wrote (16772)	7/7/2002 12:22:01 PM
From: E	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21057

Well, the cat didn't actually abduct the assistance dog, it only attacked it, raising the question in my mind, "Who's the pussy anyway?" The attack of the cat, who probably gained unfair advantage via the ominously spreading "feline launch attack," understandably caused Mr. Espinosa terror, humiliation, shame, embarrassment, mortification, chagrin, depression, panic, anxiety, flashbacks (and) nightmares. I can understand it. He is reliant for assistance on a dog that a cat can beat up. Of course the cat's strength and fury was fueled by its bigotry.