Ovaltine Jenkins

We were told that the chat with Charles happened right away so why would Mox have to stay secret?

We were told that the chat with Charles happened right away so why would Mox have to stay secret?

We were told that the chat with Charles happened right away so why would Mox have to stay secret?

Could you stop spitting venom around especially when someone's trying to help you? As you were informed, Air France takes cats on board. Check their website. They fly from London to Phoenix with 2 layovers in times between 16 hours 20 mins to 20 hours 42 mins. Lotsa choices for you. I'm sure your child (not the kid as you refer to it as if it was a thing you just had to drag behind) will be able to survive the trip just fine (even with 2 stops), especially if you bring her fav toys, nice snacks, the cat that she loves, she could watch some movie and you could give her some love too. Lots of kids travel on planes. Maybe your child would feel less anxious in general if you didn't keep stressing the small stuff (which can be solved easily btw) and provide her love, support and a fun life. I'm sure there are hotels in Phoenix that are pet friendly. And if you have to do the 2 hour drive, why don't you make it fun and stop on the way to show your child fun stuff and make her life more fun in general.

For the record, I took my kitty on Air France from LHR to LAX at the end of June 2008 during the heat embargo - I took her on as hand luggage with a letter from the vet saying she was fine to travel and a list of all her shots. Cost about 150 quid and she was fine. I let her out in the bathroom on the plane a couple times, but she was good as gold considering the trauma of international travel in a tiny carrier. I don't see how you can be spending 600-900 unless you are having a company manage it all for you which costs around that. I can't see something changing so much for apparently no reason over the last couple years...

You say:
Well here it is, inaccuracy 1:
Inaccuracy 2:
You had also said:
My redressing your inaccuracy 1:
My redressing your inaccuracy 2:
You were wrong, I told you so, people who came along and read your incorrect info, would see in that same thread, relatively near by, that the information was incorrect. Since this isn't a board about immigration to Ireland, and in both cases your response was a tangent from the OP, I didn't go in to any further detail. For your information, and from your own link:
You can find further details about the application that is required from the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service.

Yes, I did, and I have to agree with Nich-Nick that the Wiki is the place for updating this information. It's nice that you have the ability to edit your posts indefinitely, but it's not what the forum was designed for - it's what the wiki and the guides are for. If the Wiki is the place that people put their new/updated information, it gives everyone a chance to correct outdated/wrong information.
I have personally witnessed you, Sundrop, giving out the same WRONG information out about immigration to Ireland as an EU citizen twice. It's fine if you disagree with me, but if you had posted this information in your forever-editable-post, I would not have the opportunity to correct it near where the mistake occurs in the thread, so people would read this wrong information, and never get to my response to you. On the other hand, if your misinformation occurred in the Wiki, I could correct it myself with links to the relevant website from the Irish government.
Edited to add the word 'twice', italicised above.

NOT true.

There is no TOS violation or anything even close in my post. It's not argumentative in the least. It is an explanation of the facts posted to assist any reader with interest in setting appropriate expectations. Your reply, on the other hand is off-topic and inappropriate as well as designed to upset, antagonize and instigate and argument that takes away from the personal enjoyment of the Service by others. As such your post, IMO, IS in violation of the TOS.