Gosling or duckling

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Gosling or duckling

Aimee/S.

I don �t even take offense if some poultry who can hardly write a sentence that expands for more than 5 words and has less than 3 exclamation marks calls me a Nazi, there is a reason why there is the expression "bird brain".

Interesting.

I love what I have learnt in this thread.

I have learnt that "Bird brain" clearly means: warm, friendly, sincere, direct, funny, light, passionate, intelligent, deep.

It �s wonderful to learn new things everyday.

The marvelous quote in pink: not mine - just in case it disappears... Editing is a common habit around here.

26 Jul 2010

blunderbuster

See, Baiba, no fight necessary, you just have to set the trap, sit back and relax.

26 Jul 2010

veronika74

A gosling has got a longer neck.

26 Jul 2010

stexstme

...The only difference is the beginning of the words - as they both end with -ling. ( 14 words.) Bird Brain.

From you to a Jewish member here :

�I have my grandfather �s genes! If there had been more people like him, history would have taken a different turn.�

From here : http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=18683

"Regards "... ????????

26 Jul 2010

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