Was just thinking about the birds being dinosaurs when we walked past a singing blackbird tonight.
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@nerdd @IbenChristiane @BogWitch - and instead he chose the "Freight train made of teeth" noise, which to be fair was also a good decision
@jwcph @IbenChristiane @BogWitch Yes! It definitely works perfectly fine
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Was just thinking about the birds being dinosaurs when we walked past a singing blackbird tonight.
But why is no one asking the important questions:
Did the dinosaurs who lived millions of years ago also have lovely singing voices?
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@BogWitch It's the time of year when our back yard is home to a ton of seagulls, and every morning at sunrise I'm started awake by what I'm sure is the screeching of pterosaurs.
@fanden I quite line the mental image of the backyard pteradactyls. Mama 'dactyl descending on the raucous chicks with a prime piece of discarded kebab
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@batterpunts cool link. Thank you.
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Was just thinking about the birds being dinosaurs when we walked past a singing blackbird tonight.
But why is no one asking the important questions:
Did the dinosaurs who lived millions of years ago also have lovely singing voices?
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Was just thinking about the birds being dinosaurs when we walked past a singing blackbird tonight.
But why is no one asking the important questions:
Did the dinosaurs who lived millions of years ago also have lovely singing voices?
🦖@BogWitch the worst thing is that pterodactyls aren't dinosaurs so you have to be specific on what you want to have heard sing.
I'm guessing they were very loud though
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@IbenChristiane @nerdd @BogWitch actual dinosaur choir: https://dino.courtney-brown.net/
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@IbenChristiane @nerdd @BogWitch
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Was just thinking about the birds being dinosaurs when we walked past a singing blackbird tonight.
But why is no one asking the important questions:
Did the dinosaurs who lived millions of years ago also have lovely singing voices?
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This is how a 10 times supersized black bird would sound, a plausible dinosaur.
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@BogWitch
This is how a 10 times supersized black bird would sound, a plausible dinosaur.
(First comes the normal bird, then the dinosaur.)@ard_the_rich That was fun! And somehow perfect with your singing bear avatar in the middle of the audio player
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It was just having a bit of a sing. This is the saddest possible thing I could have seen before bed time.
I am so sorry. 
