I think I think, therefore, I think I think I am, I think.
They can sniff a carrion from ten miles away. If taught on human opdour, they can find a dead body quite quickly.See Luke 17:37. Greek "aethos" can mean both an eagle and vulture. Finnish "korppikotka" for vulture means literally "raven-eagle".
Yeah, but this one coworker of mine, who seems to view hygiene as an optional and generally unnecessary activity, would make a vulture's eyes water. When one spends his life among nerds, as I do, one encounters such types.
Seems logical enough. But having worked with cadaver dogs, I must note that they never messed up my evidence by snacking on it.cheerseon
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They can sniff a carrion from ten miles away. If taught on human opdour, they can find a dead body quite quickly.
ReplyDeleteSee Luke 17:37. Greek "aethos" can mean both an eagle and vulture. Finnish "korppikotka" for vulture means literally "raven-eagle".
Yeah, but this one coworker of mine, who seems to view hygiene as an optional and generally unnecessary activity, would make a vulture's eyes water. When one spends his life among nerds, as I do, one encounters such types.
ReplyDeleteSeems logical enough. But having worked with cadaver dogs, I must note that they never messed up my evidence by snacking on it.
ReplyDeletecheers
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