Feathers & the Qld law

To:	"Syd Curtis" <>
Subject:	Feathers & the Qld law
From:	"C J Clarke" <>
Date:	Fri, 22 Jun 2001 10:28:15 -0400

Sorry, but I've just got to ask.

What happens if you get tarred and feathered?

What happens if you have a down and feather duvet/doona/quilt and someone
just happens to find a "no-no" feather  when you send it to the cleaners?

Gotta run 'cause I'm putting my feather dusters in the incinerator, and I've
told Twinkles to forget the feather boa, and just use the G String.

:-)


Colin Clarke
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
32.8N  79.8W

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