Quote by mazandden
I just came home to find my kitten screaming away at me in the car park sitting on a window ledge.....
We live in a fourth floor flat and the window was wide open!!!!!!
(den... grrrrrr!)
She is completely fine and has either jumped/fallen out- I don't know how she is alive, never mind the fact that she doesn't have a single scratch on her, but that's definately one of her 9 lives gone!!!!
I'm sure den left it open on purpose (he hates the beasties!)Mxx
Quote by westerross
Paracat?
His name's not Bleach is it?
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Quote by goose35
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
Quote by davej
There is some truth in this, I've just witnessed it. The first throw of Jeremy, out of the bed room window saw him turn his body around mid air, spread his legs and land albeit a tad heavy on his feet. The second throw with his legs tied together with pyjama cord saw him hit the drive like a sack o spuds and right now he is either badly winded or dead. I will check after tea.
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: Quote by davej
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
Quote by Geminifemale
Women love cats.
Men say they love cats.
Men kick cats when women arnt looking
Quote by hisandhers
aren't cats used to heights, they climb up trees don't they
never had a cat -I like them but they don't like me (I'm alergic to them :cry: )
hope she/he is ok
Quote by Hungrypussy69
Hun, I`d keep an eye on her and maybe take her to the vets for a check over if you see any sign of limping or stiffness (leave it smutsters!!). Cats have very strong resilient skin but damage can have taken place underneath.
I hope she`s ok, give her a hug from me.
xx
Quote by goose35
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
Quote by Drewxcore
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
Quote by davej
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
:smackbottom: :smackbottom: :smackbottom: 
Quote by westerross
I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
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I have read somwhere or seen on a tv prog that cats can actually sort of paraglide when they fall from great hieght.
It said that cats are more likely to suvive a fall from into the tens of floors high than out of a tree as the lower they are the les time they have to get into the position to get the parachute shape.
So tune you wernt far off
