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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
nightbat wrote
The whale that is wandering and apparently lost is in London River waters and the British inhabitants are very worried. Officer Warhol advised of the Whale seeking redress with mans stewardship of the planet, oh the humanity! See: http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/odd...0106lost_whale The huge Mother whale is apparently making protesting waves in anger of the weird planetary goings on. Has someone opened a meta quantum gate into the abyss letting out all kinds of gigantic strange creatures and weather? Heaven help us all, while our Saul just keeps taking his meds. Profound Earth Science Team Officers keep us abreast of the latest funny business goings on. I only hope that Whale finds peace and can somehow forgive us for disturbing its sea playground if we are to blame. on alert, the nightbat |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
The whale's been removed from London and taken out into the North Sea.
Saul Levy On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 05:21:22 -0500, nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote The whale that is wandering and apparently lost is in London River waters and the British inhabitants are very worried. Officer Warhol advised of the Whale seeking redress with mans stewardship of the planet, oh the humanity! See: http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/odd...0106lost_whale The huge Mother whale is apparently making protesting waves in anger of the weird planetary goings on. Has someone opened a meta quantum gate into the abyss letting out all kinds of gigantic strange creatures and weather? Heaven help us all, while our Saul just keeps taking his meds. Profound Earth Science Team Officers keep us abreast of the latest funny business goings on. I only hope that Whale finds peace and can somehow forgive us for disturbing its sea playground if we are to blame. on alert, the nightbat |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
Saul Levy wrote: The whale's been removed from London and taken out into the North Sea. Saul Levy The whale died. Double-A |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
Twittering One wrote: "We're back, Hey ~ !" ~ Twittering LSTOO & Folly IAG Bless you, Twittering. And Folly too. Double-A |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
"Double-A" wrote in message The whale died. Double-A Did they open up the dead whale and let Art Deco out ? H.J. ( worried ) |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
Whales,and dolphins that are ready to die will seek shallow water. They
are getting to weak to properly use their blow hole. Humans have this same problem and a hole is opened in their throat. Most probably a virus or a form of "red tide" is the source of this problem. They would rather beach themselves then drown. So would I if I was them. Rather then taken this sick London whale out to sea it needs a big shot of anti-biotic to clear up its illness. TreBert |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Whales,and dolphins that are ready to die will seek shallow water. They are getting to weak to properly use their blow hole. Humans have this same problem and a hole is opened in their throat. Most probably a virus or a form of "red tide" is the source of this problem. They would rather beach themselves then drown. So would I if I was them. Rather then taken this sick London whale out to sea it needs a big shot of anti-biotic to clear up its illness. TreBert They say that whales were once wolf-like animals who lived on dry land. Then they began spending more and more time in the water, perhaps catching fish for food. Eventually their legs evolved into fins and their body size increased greatly from their abundant food supply in the water, and so they lost the ability to go back onto land. Perhaps these whales are trying to make another evolutionary leap and crawl up onto land once more, just like their distant amphibian ancestors did millions of years ago. Maybe someday a mutant whale will be born with legs, and he just might make it! Double-A |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
"Double-A" wrote in message Maybe someday a mutant whale will be born with legs, and he just might make it! And shoot fire out of his mouth and destroy Tokyo ? H.J. ( Where's Raymond Burr when you need him ) |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
Double-A I relate a whale to an large hog. All mammals came out of the
sea,and whales went back to it. The reason is their legs could not hold up all that fat. In water they have more up push than down. Come to think of it a walrus is a whales missing link. Best to keep in mind warmer oceans will kill many animals that need very cold water. TreBert |
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Officer Warhol's Wandering London Whale Confirmed
I thought that most tracheotomies are needed because of windpipe
blockage higher up. Saul Levy On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 12:48:17 -0500, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: Whales,and dolphins that are ready to die will seek shallow water. They are getting to weak to properly use their blow hole. Humans have this same problem and a hole is opened in their throat. Most probably a virus or a form of "red tide" is the source of this problem. They would rather beach themselves then drown. So would I if I was them. Rather then taken this sick London whale out to sea it needs a big shot of anti-biotic to clear up its illness. TreBert |
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