On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 07:10 US/Eastern, Keith Ronan wrote: > My cat liked to sit on top of my $800.00 Sony Amplifier that I had in > my > Home Theatre System. One night I heard a very violent popping noise. > After > investigating I realized she had vomited into it while it was on. The > popping was it shorting out. I had to dry it out and have it cleaned > and > repaired. I never considered having my insurance pay for it. Moral of > the > story...Make sure to buy anti- furball food for your cat and don't > scam your > insurance company if at all possible. :-) >
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