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etymological studies



I don't think I want to know what that word means. Is it a variation of entymology? Insects, now there's a topic. Take for instance the UbiquitoUs "dung beetle", bizarre creatures who's sole purpose in life is rolling little turd balls around barren, desert landscapes. National Geographic developed a cottage industry & inspired countless 3rd grade boys filming dung beetles. 3rd grade girls then, as now, were less moved and simply rolled their eyes .

I've always been fascinated by 1) The dung beetles' place in the greater web of life; 2) Junior Barne's cucumber field observations and 3) "Monte Python's Flying Circus" of course. It all culimated in purchasing a parallel twin TriUmph m/c in the Bicentennial year, 1976

Didn't know what kinda' oil to use then either

jh

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