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originally posted by: queenofswords
I think I'm going to print out the relevant paragraphs and give them out to any massk-hole that tries to chastise me for not wearing one.
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originally posted by: Frodolives
One last thing Q related before I forget.
The phrase "When does a bird sing?" that Q has posted a few times has always been in the back of my mind.
I know others have stated that they sing after the rain, or after they turn into stool pigeons to save their own hides.
I spend a lot of time in the woods in the morning whether it's deer hunting in the fall or turkey hunting in the spring.
The one thing I can tell you is that your chances for success in the morning is to be in place before the first crack of daylight starts to appear. Do you know what happens just prior to that?
The birds start to sing.
So there you have my take on that phrase.
A bird sings when it wakes up.
We are all waking up......
originally posted by: doobydoll
originally posted by: Frodolives
One last thing Q related before I forget.
The phrase "When does a bird sing?" that Q has posted a few times has always been in the back of my mind.
I know others have stated that they sing after the rain, or after they turn into stool pigeons to save their own hides.
I spend a lot of time in the woods in the morning whether it's deer hunting in the fall or turkey hunting in the spring.
The one thing I can tell you is that your chances for success in the morning is to be in place before the first crack of daylight starts to appear. Do you know what happens just prior to that?
The birds start to sing.
So there you have my take on that phrase.
A bird sings when it wakes up.
We are all waking up......
I've thought about that same phrase many times too.
When does a bird sing? Obvious answer is like you say, as day is breaking. The top answer I would say.
But is it too obvious? Don't birds sing all day? And all year round? Of course they do.
So I was wondering, perhaps we should establish when doesn't a bird sing, first?
A bird won't sing when it is aware there is a predator in its proximity.
And a bird will rarely sing while in its nest.
So, Q's birds begin to sing because they know there is no danger and there are no predators around? They know they are safe?
Just a thought.
originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
Lewis gone. RBG on the clock. Nobody escapes death. Virus or not. In a short 130 years not a single human being on the planet today will be alive.
Mother Nature’s frag rate is vicious.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
originally posted by: doobydoll
originally posted by: Frodolives
One last thing Q related before I forget.
The phrase "When does a bird sing?" that Q has posted a few times has always been in the back of my mind.
I know others have stated that they sing after the rain, or after they turn into stool pigeons to save their own hides.
I spend a lot of time in the woods in the morning whether it's deer hunting in the fall or turkey hunting in the spring.
The one thing I can tell you is that your chances for success in the morning is to be in place before the first crack of daylight starts to appear. Do you know what happens just prior to that?
The birds start to sing.
So there you have my take on that phrase.
A bird sings when it wakes up.
We are all waking up......
I've thought about that same phrase many times too.
When does a bird sing? Obvious answer is like you say, as day is breaking. The top answer I would say.
But is it too obvious? Don't birds sing all day? And all year round? Of course they do.
So I was wondering, perhaps we should establish when doesn't a bird sing, first?
A bird won't sing when it is aware there is a predator in its proximity.
And a bird will rarely sing while in its nest.
So, Q's birds begin to sing because they know there is no danger and there are no predators around? They know they are safe?
Just a thought.
Mockingbird media screams when the masters are in trouble.
Funny story: My yard mockingbird has about 1 month a year where he goes nuts all day and night. He's a family man. During early Q, thread one or two, I'm muttering to myself, what the hell is wrong with that bird it is midnight? I sit down - open the thread, and the post I open up to says "a mockingbird sings a night." IIRC, that poster only posted that. Made me laugh, define the word using the word.
The meaning depends on the news I think. Maxwell, Mack, or others giving information. Mockingbird media. Dark to Light. It is in the map now, so it can have any number of meanings when pointed to.