Re: Air hostess wrestles drunken passenger

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Egads! The American "Humane Society" has as little in common with the Royal
Humane Society as American "football" has with British "football."

At 05:31 PM 9/11/2003 +0000, David Ross wrote:
>http://www.royalhumane.org/
>
>The Royal Humane Society gives bravery awards - medals and certificates - to
>people who've put their own lives at risk in order to save, or attempt to
>save,
>someone else.
>
>David R
> > >Now Emma's actions in restraining the lout have earned her a special
> > >accolade from Greater Manchester Airport Police after she was nominated
> > >for a Royal Humane Society Bravery award.
> >
> > Does the Humane Society do in Great Britain what it does in the USA:
> > promote the health and well being of pets and other animals?
> >
> > If so, why would they give a bravery award to a flight attendant for an
> > incident not directly involving any (non-human) animals?
> >
> > Befuddled in the Colonies

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