Hehe. Thanks.

Doris
At 10:34 PM 10/3/2009 -0600, you wrote:
>Birds of a feather flock together.
>
>Phil.
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>Sent: Saturday, October 03, 2009 10:11 PM
>Subject: Re: Birds Of A Feather
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>>Birds are the direct living descendants of dinosaurs. they are so 
>>closely related that some dinosaur fossils were wrongly classified 
>>for several decades because some feather imprints that would have 
>>identified the specimen as an Archeoperyx were overlooked and the 
>>fossil was wrongly classified as a dinosaur.
>>On a totally different note, I know that the subject line Mr. Phil 
>>used on this mesage is the first part of an idiomatic expression 
>>referring to those with similar intersts or inclinations enjoying 
>>hanging out together but I do not know or remember how the idiom 
>>goes. Is it "Birds of a feather" "cuddle together" or "snuggle 
>>together' or "nest together"? I'd appreciate the edification if 
>>someone could complete the idiom properly for me. g,>
>>Thanks much and god bless,
>>Doris
>>At 09:17 PM 10/3/2009 -0600, you wrote:
>>>I like watching, on cable, science shows, although, sometimes they 
>>>are difficult to follow without description.  I happened to be 
>>>watching the news on Fox the other night when the closing news 
>>>item had to do with dinosaurs and prehistoric animals and how, 165 
>>>million years ago, they roamed the earth.  This so called 
>>>scientist, which is generally another name for knucklehead, was 
>>>saying, when you look up into the sky and see birds flying 
>>>overhead, you are seeing what used to be dinosaurs about 120 
>>>million years ago.  I busted out laughing and I'm still 
>>>laughing.  And to think they pay this guys big bucks to tell us 
>>>garbage like this, putting it literally on a news program, as if 
>>>it just happened yesterday and is a remarkable news breaking 
>>>story.  It is remarkable all right but in a different manner of speaking.
>>>
>>>Phil.
>>>
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