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04-19-2012, 03:03 PM
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I do admire their tenacity. I only wish they were doing something productive.
I once had a friend who was very gifted at arguing that a bird and a fish were the same animal. But a bird can fly. Some fish can fly. But fish live in the water. Ducks live in the water and they are birds. I think these guys would get along very well with my friend. I might add, you can look at a fish and tell it's not a bird.
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