RANDOM FACTOIDS - Did you know that?....

[Davaroo]

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Having something of an interest in aeronautics, I feel compelled to say the word you are looking for is "aerobatic."

While Citabrias have been converted into aerobatic craft, a 'Citaborea' is no make of aircraft that I know of.

But on a lighter note, I like your thinking.

 

[ibpboo]

Look at your zipper. See the initials YKK? It stands for Yoshida Kogyo Kabushibibaisha, the world's largest zipper manufacturer.

 

[gritsar]

Okay, just have to add this. At any one time this is between 50 and 150 cows on this farm and they do pee backwards. The bull on the other hand....

 

[ChooksChick]

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You are so bad...I ought to tell the joke about the frog that walks in to the bank for a loan...but I won't.

I have to argue with the mammal/backwards factoid- Rhinoceri are also retromingent, and they are mammals, right?

 

[Cats Critters]

"Giraffe" is the only word in the English language that cannot be pronounced while you are standing on one foot. (Go ahead, try it!)

It toke a couple times to get balanced right but I can do it!​

 

[maplesky7]

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I'm not wearing a zipper, boo... what shall I look at now?

 

[redroosta]

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Having something of an interest in aeronautics, I feel compelled to say the word you are looking for is "aerobatic."

While Citabrias have been converted into aerobatic craft, a 'Citaborea' is no make of aircraft that I know of.

But on a lighter note, I like your thinking.

citabria, is airbatic reversed

I feel you missed the point

 

[redroosta]

oh wait NVM

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

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Having something of an interest in aeronautics, I feel compelled to say the word you are looking for is "aerobatic."

While Citabrias have been converted into aerobatic craft, a 'Citaborea' is no make of aircraft that I know of.

But on a lighter note, I like your thinking.

citabria, is airbatic reversed

I feel you missed the point

Yeah, I know it is technically spelled wrong, but anyways...

 

[Davaroo]

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Having something of an interest in aeronautics, I feel compelled to say the word you are looking for is "aerobatic."

While Citabrias have been converted into aerobatic craft, a 'Citaborea' is no make of aircraft that I know of.

But on a lighter note, I like your thinking.

citabria, is airbatic reversed

I feel you missed the point

Oh, I got it well enough. It just struck the "wrong nerve," so to speak.

By the way, did you know only the CN IV Trochlear nerve exits the "posterior" side of the brainstem?