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What nocturnal creature has a cry that sounds like "A... B... C..."?
The alphabat.
The alphabat.
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And I thought it was this:Ibix said:What nocturnal creature has a cry that sounds like "A... B... C..."?
The alphabat.
Confused the track, but at least the album was correct.Ibix said:A yellow submarine? Are they known for saying the alphabet?
It's from Revolver, I believe. I only know Yellow Submarine and Eleanor Rigby from that one, as far as I'm aware.fresh_42 said:Confused the track, but at least the album was correct.
those look more like English beatles to me.WWGD said:
But there are five!? ;)gmax137 said:those look more like English beatles to me.
Pete Best.WWGD said:But there are five!? ;)
No, I think Paul Best.fresh_42 said:Pete Best.
The ontology (in the 16th century as a Greek ontologia formed from ancient Greek ὄν ón 'being' and λόγος lógos 'science', i.e. 'science of being') is a discipline of (theoretical) philosophy that ...
British jazz player Humphrey Lyttelton told a story of how a radio interviewer once asked him "I hear you're a bit of an orthinologist?" [sic]fresh_42 said:Does an oncologist become an ornithologist if he shows someone the bird?
I am, therefore I experiment.fresh_42 said:Do they have an experimental philosophy?
I can't confirm with the German version, but in the English version of Wikipedia, all articles end in philosophy.fresh_42 said:Just found on the German Wikipedia:Uhm, uhm, what the heck is theoretical philosophy? Do they have an experimental philosophy?
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontologiecollinsmark said:I can't confirm with the German version, but in the English version of Wikipedia, all articles end in philosophy.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/wikipedia-philosophy_n_1093460
Maybe its the philosophy behind doing theoretical (investigations), like biological philosophy is concerned with the how to do biology.fresh_42 said:Uhm, uhm, what the heck is theoretical philosophy? Do they have an experimental philosophy?
I think its official name is R.U. Sirius. I thought it was named after Syria, or the other way around.Ibix said:Well it's the Dog Star, isn't it? It just wants us to throw a stick for it.
I think you're taking Libyaties with the truth there.WWGD said:I think its official name is R.U. Sirius. I thought it was named after Syria, or the other way around.
Experimental Philosophyfresh_42 said:Do they have an experimental philosophy?
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