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Rossini - La Gazza Ladra (The Thieving Magpie): Overture

Birds of Fire · Mahavishnu Orchestra with John McLaughlin

Birdbrain - Allen Ginsberg

Dr. Magus: You have made this kind of analogy in a number of ways on a number of occasions, here and elsewhere. Fine. I wonder, in relationship to this context, if it is telling that you seem to be very fond of drawing, with very clean lines, a perspective that might be, with at least some relative adequacy, drawn with a larger grey area ?

could be cow because lesbian. and now Klezmer Kow! Parah Adumah (The Red Heifer) Andy Statman Quartet

Five Nations. Great story of historical importance.

Yes. For decades. Not the point. Would you state precisely what you meant by this analogy and why it is appropriate in this context? my Native American friends would like to know. If you misspoke, that's fine. If the meaning you intended is cryptic, just lay it out plainly and that will be fine. No demands intended. My response does not have to matter to you. It's up to you. But please no PMs.

"Whoa! You Heiffer (A Warm Rag or Cow Boy Intermezzo)" by Al Verges. Published in New Orleans in 1904 "Whoa You Heifer" · Wynton Marsalis, Bolden (Original Soundtrack)

If I were a cow, I'd definitely respond. 🐮 Great moniker, btw.

Well, that's a grossly insensitive tasteless comment. But all in a day's campaigning I guess. Carry on.

Bruce Molsky with Julie Fowlis - The Blackest Crow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6jh1vqNvMs

...is that the abbreviation you want? 🥴

Julie Fowlis - Hug Air a' Bhonaid Mhoir (Scottish Gaelic). Julie grew up in a Gaelic speaking community in the Outer Hebrides. This is a traditional song: