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Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
Ste Started conversation Jan 9, 2003
Sorry, couldn't help myself...
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Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
Clelba Posted Jan 10, 2003
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Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
Researcher 213024 Posted Jan 10, 2003
Its probly just the vocal chords and voice box or stuff
So dont be taken aback by it.
Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
Ste Posted Jan 10, 2003
Hi Researcher 213024,
You're new! Welcome to h2g2! 
How are you doing? Found any good stuff on this gargantuan site yet? If you put a little message on your userspace click "My Space" button and then click "Edit Page", people can drop by for a chat and a cup of 
. You can also give yourself whatever name you please (213024 is a tad clumsy, but if you like it fair enough).
Have fun 
Ste
Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
Ste Posted Jan 10, 2003
Oh (forgot), if you want to change your name, click the "Preferences" button...
Why do birds sing so gay?, instinct, unbringing, or both?
kleverkloggs (the thickest thing since Granny's rice pudding) Posted Jan 16, 2003
Are you sure they do? people use whale song for relaxation. It drives me up the wall. I am conviced they are not singing 'lovey-dovey' but plotting the ultimate war on humanity. Most likely all going to Antarctica to melt the ice - thus drowning us all - with their firey breath after they mutate into dragons. Perhaps the birds are synchronising their flight paths so they can bury our leaders under their crap?
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