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| |  Posted 04/10/2006 13:22:53 | |
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| | Do birds (the feathered ones) have noses? Can they sniff, snuffle, sneeze and blow? Do they need to have little hankies tucked beneath their wings? I only ask as someone at work mentioned that there was some bird snot on his jacket and the debate began.
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:25:35 | |
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| | They have little holes in the top of their beaks don't they? I imagine they would have mucus, which may sometimes run to excess amounts but all they would have to do is fly upside down and blow
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:27:08 | |
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| NoddytheBoltonBlue (04/10/2006)
They have little holes in the top of their beaks don't they? I imagine they would have mucus, which may sometimes run to excess amounts but all they would have to do is fly upside down and blow Yep your right Noddy !!
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:29:23 | |
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| Barca Azul (04/10/2006)
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They have little holes in the top of their beaks don't they? I imagine they would have mucus, which may sometimes run to excess amounts but all they would have to do is fly upside down and blow Yep your right Noddy !!
Partially right, they do indeed fly upside down and blow, but they have to fly backwards at the point of blow otherwise it's snot in the eye.
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:31:14 | |
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They have little holes in the top of their beaks don't they? I imagine they would have mucus, which may sometimes run to excess amounts but all they would have to do is fly upside down and blow Yep your right Noddy !! Partially right, they do indeed fly upside down and blow, but they have to fly backwards at the point of blow otherwise it's snot in the eye. Talk about Picky 
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:44:13 | |
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| I thought that the holes were just vents to allow cool air in to the brain when travelling at high speeds, but now that I've been put right I can present my case and, if necessary, provide written evidence in the form of a printed copy of this page.
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 13:59:08 | |
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| | Buffbill, I'd like to say that i like the cut of your gib sir. Have a wonderful day.
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 14:08:12 | |
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| Why thank you, old chap. Hoorah for the regiment!Paddington Blue (04/10/2006)
Buffbill, I'd like to say that i like the cut of your gib sir. Have a wonderful day.
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| | | Posted 04/10/2006 18:17:06 | |
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| Where do they store there hankies?
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