What is the difference between a duck?

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What is the difference between a duck?

12:00 midnight
1
3%
Broccoli
5
13%
Seven, counting the albino
9
24%
Viaduct
3
8%
Why not a chicken?
1
3%
The Aristocrats
2
5%
Scrotal Inflamation
11
29%
9W
1
3%
Do you have any bread?
4
11%
Larry Craig
1
3%
 
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Crushed charcoal has long been a remedy for gas pains in animals. I can't speak to its efficacy.

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djm wrote:Crushed charcoal has long been a remedy for gas pains in animals. I can't speak to its efficacy.

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gonzo914 wrote:I wasn't getting enough attention, so I started this poll.
Why are you jealous of a few wee hours, Gonzo?
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Everybody knows what happens when a duck flies upside down, don't you?

Highlight quote box to see answer:
It quacks up
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Walden wrote:
gonzo914 wrote:I wasn't getting enough attention, so I started this poll.
Why are you jealous of a few wee hours, Gonzo?

Now, Walden! I'm sure he feels badly enough having confessed his angst in front of everyone. Is it our job to criticize him for being real?

No, I think not. He deserves our sympathies and . . . well . . . our attention. I think that's the only cure. Lots and lots of yummy attention!

A little woozling around the ears wouldn't hurt, either.
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Lambchop wrote:Now, Walden! I'm sure he feels badly enough having confessed his angst in front of everyone. Is it our job to criticize him for being real?
Yes. He should be fake, like the rest of us.
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Who's a fake? I'm certainly not. I really am this .... :oops:

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Innocent Bystander wrote:A miss is as good as a mile.
If you ducked, and it missed you, then the difference is a mile. :P
Not if it's a near miss. If it's a near miss, you nearly missed. So you hit ... just. A hit is therefore better than a mile ... just.
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But is a hit just?

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djm wrote:But is a hit just?

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It is unless it goes amiss.
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2. That's the answer. I can't understand why it wasn't a choice.
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WyoBadger wrote:
jsluder wrote:Q: If you're rolling down a river and your wheels fall off, how many bananas does it take to build a dog house?

A: None. Pigs don't like ice cream.
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I can't let this thread die without treating you to some ducky logic and mathematics. Here's one I give to my practical reasoning class to untangle.

Four is an odd number of legs for a duck.
Odd numbers are not divisible by two.
Therefore, four is not divisible by two.
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A duck walks into a bar. (Stop me if you've heard this one.)

The duck walks up to the bartender and says "You got any bread?"

Bartender says "No. This is a bar, not a grocery."

Duck leaves but returns the next day.

"Got any bread?" he asks the bartender.

"I told you yesterday that we don't have any bread," says the bartender. "Beat it."

Duck leaves and again returns the next day.

"Got any bread?" he asks the bartender.

The bartender says, "I told you yesterday we don't have any bread. I told you the day before yesterday we don't have any bread. This is a bar, not a grocery. Now, get out."

Duck leaves and returns the next day.

"Got any bread?" he asks the bartender.

The bartender says, "I told you yesterday we don't have any bread. I told you the day before yesterday we don't have any bread. I told you the day before that we don't have any bread. This is a bar. Now, get out, and if you come in here and ask me that again, I will nail your tiny little bill to the bar."

Duck leaves and reurns the next day.

"What do you want?" says the bartender. "I told you to get out."

And the duck says "You got any nails?"

"No, I do not have any goddam nails," says the bartender.

"Well in that case," says the duck, "you got any bread?"
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Stop! Stop! I've already heard it! :o

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