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Previously on "Ornitholigists say birds fly"

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  • voron
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    Originally posted by The Late, Great JC
    Oh yes, someday my son, you will be wise in the ways of the woman...
    I'll report it when it happens

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  • The Late, Great JC
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    Originally posted by voron
    Then you, Sir, are no geek. For us true geeks, that is something we still dream about. But soon, some day real soon, it's bound to happen
    Oh yes, someday my son, you will be wise in the ways of the woman...

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  • voron
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    Originally posted by stackpole
    And I know a few birds who were shags.
    Then you, Sir, are no geek. For us true geeks, that is something we still dream about. But soon, some day real soon, it's bound to happen

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  • stackpole
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    Originally posted by voron
    I thought the Shag was a bird.
    Still is.

    And I know a few birds who were shags.

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  • voron
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    Originally posted by stackpole
    Birds sh ag as well.
    I thought the Shag was a bird.

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  • stackpole
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    Originally posted by Dundeegeorge
    But they warn that there are some flightless birds, so try not to be confused.
    If you see a bird on the ground, chase it with a spade. If it doesn't fly away, it's probably flightless (or dead).
    Birds sh ag as well.

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  • Dundeegeorge
    started a topic Ornitholigists say birds fly

    Ornitholigists say birds fly

    But they warn that there are some flightless birds, so try not to be confused.
    If you see a bird on the ground, chase it with a spade. If it doesn't fly away, it's probably flightless (or dead).

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