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Old 09-01-2008, 03:49 PM #27
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it is a good question, I have answered both yes and no in my life, no because to hear we need to be there and yes because, sound is a vibration in the atmosphere around us
wee wee....


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another thought these vibrations that are produce, when a tree falls, scare off birds and small critters and deer
wee wee!! (and for some reason, I have an image of all those creatures running out of the woods and toward moi...LOLOLOL)

great profound thoughts, Frank...

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Gaz, those are good answers! I'll have to come back to it, I got phillo-doughed in the other thread and my brain is mush like oatmeal..

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Mel, you've got good perspectives IMHO...

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