David Freeman wrote:
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> We have lost our humor when we decide there could have been no dog!
> Dave (the other dog) Freeman
Sorry, I thought the image of an Egyptian raccoon scampering away from
the scene was pretty funny :)
David (not Crockett)
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We have lost our humor when we decide there could have been no dog!
Dave (the other dog) Freeman
David Weir wrote:
Hey List,
Since I was allowed to include a copy of Kevin's excellent Nakhla
article with his Nakhla dog explanation on my web site, I just wanted to
say that this doesn't mean that I w
> Rather, I have my own point of view,
> developed with the possible translation problem in mind.
>
> A dog, or some other animal perceived to be a dog from a distance
> (raccoon, fox, cat, whatever ?) may have been suddenly startled by
> either the falling of a fragment, or by the concusive atmo
Hey List,
Since I was allowed to include a copy of Kevin's excellent Nakhla
article with his Nakhla dog explanation on my website, I just wanted to
say that this doesn't mean that I wholly subscribe to his point of view,
nor to any I've heard so far. Rather, I have my own point of view,
developed
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