Seagull flies off with cat in beak

• Guest 651

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  10 July 2009     19:3625308
  #1      
  Had to laugh at this, funniest thing I have heard in a while !!
  
  Have a look at the comments too
  
  http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/whitstable/Seagull-flies-cat-beak/article-1124971-detail/article.html
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 657

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  10 July 2009     20:4825309
  #2      
  That's a good one!
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  10 July 2009     22:5125320
  #3      
  i doubt that the feline in question found the situation quite so mirth laden.
  
  my own came a cropper when she was not much more than a kitten, set upon by a gang of herring gulls.
  
  mind you, she deserved it, has not mixed in their company since.
• Guest 653

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  11 July 2009     07:1325323
  #4      
  As you say Paul - some of the comments were quite funny and from far afield.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 661

  • Registered: 16 Mar 2008
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  11 July 2009     09:2525328
  #5      
  Can you hire out afore mentioned seagull, the neighbours cats are a bloody nuisance in my garden creeping in C******ng and creeping out again, at last a use for these winged monsters.
  A dog is just not for christmas save some for boxing day
• Guest 686

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  15 July 2009     23:5525622
  #6      
  The local council said they "don't do seagulls". Of course not. Herring Gulls are a protected species (I think) - more's the pity!
  Phil West
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