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Does anybody know why . . .
you can look and look for a thumbtack, grass burr, tack or contact lens and no luck, but step on it barefoot the minute you stop looking?
Does anybody know why, if I leave a drink out, one of those little flies finds its way into it and starts paddling around, like my drink is its own personal swimming pool?
Does anyone know how geese learned that flying in formation is easier and if the one in the lead is a general?
It's called " slip stream"... Harold the lead goose breaks the wind... for George the next in line.. and just off center.. he then breaks the wind... for the next and so on. Think NAS Car racing..
It's called " slip stream"... Harold the lead goose breaks the wind... for George the next in line.. and just off center.. he then breaks the wind... for the next and so on. Think NAS Car racing..
That's gotta be too much wind for anyone to follow...
That's gotta be too much wind for anyone to follow...
Your thinking of the famous fooooooo bird from the Jungles of Borneo that eats beans...
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