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Excuse me, ah Mitch I believe Mickey is correct, ducks can speak they just don't have much to say. Seriously, get drunk and try to strick (or strike, you're choice) up a conversation with one, they talk and light your smoke and bring you fries. Just don't say the word "pressed" around them.
And I think that contraption has something to do with mapping stars, but then I talk to ducks.Last edited by alfred01; 18 Feb 2011 at 12:24.
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Looks like some sort of draft-mans angeling tool ?
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Jerry's closest so far. I can tell you that it's a typewriter, but it's a specific one. The question is: What for?
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you can't just 'strike up' a conversation with a duck, you would frighten it.
you have to strick them. i thought a cornwall country boy would know that...
maybe that's why you think ducks can't speak - you've been trying to strike them!
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sourceDuck
Afrikaans: kwak-kwak
Albanian: mak mak
Arabic (Algeria): couak couak
Bengali: gack-gack
Bulgarian: - (kvak-kvak)
Catalan: cuac, cuac
Chinese (Mandarin): gua gua
Croatian: kva-kva
Czech: kvák kvák
Danish: rap
Dutch: kwak kwak
English: quack quack
Esperanto: gik-gak
Estonian: prääks prääks
Finnish: kvaak kvaak
French: coin coin <----- poor spelling, although, in french, the sound is very similar to 'quoin'
German: quack, quack
Hebrew: ga ga ga
Hungarian: háp-háp
Indonesian: kwek kwek
Italian: qua qua
Japanese: gaagaa
Korean: kkoyk-kkoyk
Montenegrin: kva kva
Norwegian: kvakk-kvakk
Polish: kwa kwa
Portuguese (Portugal): qua qua qua
Portuguese (Brazil): quá quá
Romanian: mac mac
Russian: krya-krya
Slovene: ga-ga
Spanish (Spain): cuá cuá
Spanish (Argentina): cuac cuac
Swedish: kvack
Thai: gaab gaab (with falling tone)
Turkish: vak, vak
Ukrainian: krya-krya
Vietnamese: quak-quakLast edited by mickey megabyte; 18 Feb 2011 at 12:33.
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