Re: "I saw a cow."

In article <47b0bbd0$0$30691$4c368faf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, "aeromom"
<aeromom007dirt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>I thought it was a bull. Could be wrong.

Wrong plumbing!!! It had udders.

>Didn't really think much of it. I assume the Others have to have milk, 
>cheese, and such. Would be logical for them to have milk cows and bulls, 
>etc. Maybe it was a brown polar bear. I have a headache now.
>aeromom
>("I ain't milking that polar bear!")
>
>"Joe" <joseph.sudano@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>news:6a179f0f-298c-412e-ada2-429aabbc40a9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> There has to some significance to the pilot telling Miles, "I saw a
>> cow."
>>
>> That can't be just a throw-away line!  It was as if he was telling
>> Miles something that could explain what was occuring, like it was some
>> expected result of a known experiment (Ex. seeing a horse in the
>> jungle (Kate) means ... x; seeing a cow (pilot) means ... y).
>>
>> What do you guys think of that? 
>