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Gibbs505
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I love that song!The reason pre school children can get it?
You count the enclosed circles/ovals.
so 9 = 1
8 = 2
1 = 0
Total 5
Every single example on that list matches this pattern
That second pic was exactly me, Googling in my undergrad years early 80s
Now to change tone slightly
But where do you go to my lovely
When you're alone in your bed?
Tell me the thoughts that surround you
I want to look inside your head,
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Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Sadly the song only got to 70 in the US and I totally missed it - was more into Stones, Beatles, Dylan and Mahler then. Just learned of it here and watched on youtube. It is a wonderful song.
That's not pedantic, Old Slave. I carefully excluded "4" from my statement, it has pointy corners.
If you really want to be pedantic, the examples given have no fours in it, so we cannot extrapolate from the evidence. All we can say is what I stated. If there were fours, and they fit the pattern, we could extend that rule to include them.
After all there is a clear difference between this
and this
and this
That's odd, it reached number 1 in Britain, and I remember it on the radio here too. Different tastes, or bad marketing?
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Now I am confused. There is no clear difference between the first two pics. On both the girls have furs...
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Seven times a very subtle hint to remind us that, while here in the north, the dark and cold days are nearing, summer is coming in Oz?Looks comfy.
The hammocks look good too
Gibbs505
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When is it not summer in OZ?Seven times a very subtle hint to remind us that, while here in the north, the dark and cold days are nearing, summer is coming in Oz?
all temperatures celsius
July 2018 (middle of winter) locals thought this was cold - "Sydney's overnight low of 5.1 degrees at Observatory Hill on Sunday was the lowest July temperature since 2007. The most recent lower overnight reading was August 5, 2015, the Bureau of Meteorology said. . . . . . . Sydney's maximum is predicted to reach 18 degrees on Sunday and Monday, with a top of 22 tipped for Tueday and Thursday. The long-run maximum average for July is 16.4 degrees. "
But in 1836 . . . . . .
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-05-11/the-day-it-snowed-in-sydney/9743600
"though there was conjecture over whether the snow was actually snow — not just hail — the fact that the early settlers were Europeans, who were familiar with snow, suggested the accounts were true. "
Could it ever snow in Sydney again?
According to ABC News weatherman and meteorologist Graham Creed, snow in Sydney would be "highly unlikely, but not impossible".
Gibbs505
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My heart bleds for you ….
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Gibbs you don't know how much I envy you that scene! I only saw snow twice in my life up to the age of 26, it still excites me, as it did on my Europe trip earlier this year. Even small amounts reduce me to a wide eyed child
Of course, there is no scene that cannot be improved by the addition of . . . .
Gibbs505
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Ah, the other side of the fence! Try living in it!Gibbs you don't know how much I envy you that scene! I only saw snow twice in my life up to the age of 26, it still excites me, as it did on my Europe trip earlier this year. Even small amounts reduce me to a wide eyed child
Of course, there is no scene that cannot be improved by the addition of . . . .
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Darwin award - novice level
A clean woman is a, err, naked woman?
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state of the art (or art of the State?) facilities at the Arkansas Hilton
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Reminds me of a zookeeper. Pets can be a lot of work.