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metatherat

metatherat

Really ratty rat
Keefur said:
Here's a good song that many of you may not have heard before. I consider it very Furry. I'm sure all our fox friends like @Ravofox here will like it.
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Haha, thanks, I had totally forgotten about this. That is super furry, I'm downloading it. I've actually seen the movie, but it was so long ago I can't remember much of it. Peter Sellers was in it, but that's pretty much all I can remember.

Spilogale Pygmaea said:
I am an innocent Spotted Skunk!
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mmhmm... :rolleyes:
 
TR273

TR273

Pirate Fox Mom
Spilogale Pygmaea said:
I am an innocent Spotted Skunk!
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:D
 
DRGN Juno

DRGN Juno

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
I'll do a quick F A C T S before I go to bed.

Exactly twenty one years ago, a tourism ad for a sleepy northwest German city made its way through national media. Except according to anyone's recollection, the city didn't seem to exist. Despite the alleged press release's title of Bielefeld gibt es doch, nobody seems to have known where it came from. Any references to a municipality named Bielefeld simply return a conspiracy theory dating back to 1994,when the friend of a student at the University of Kiel claimed to have met someone from the town. Having no recollection of the place, the student's (Achim Held) response was simply "das gibt's doch gar nicht," or "I don't believe it." While initially dismissed as innocuous, the student decided to try and find this city by travelling the autobahn, where he found an exit labelled Bielefeld. The exit was closed, and seemingly led nowhere. With no further leads, he decided to stop pursuing.

Rumours began circulating about what could possibly lie at this place. Maybe an old WWII facility? Or perhaps an ancient settlement of lost historic value? Theories began circulating that a mysterious group simply referred to as Sie (or 'they') was in cahoots with all levels of government to conceal anything from a classified military facility to a hidden lab under that name. Regardless, the rumour stayed dormant after a brief blip in 1994 when Held posted his story online. Nobody knows where this press release came from, but in 2012, Chancellor Angela Merkel made an apparent slip up when she mentioned at a press conference that she had attended a meeting at this alleged town. She quickly backtracked her remarks, adding "so es denn existiert" ('...if it exists'), and that "ich hatte den Eindruck, ich war da" (I had the impression I was there). Since nobody to date has (intentionally) publicly admitted to; knowing anyone from Bielefeld, going to Bielefeld, or knowing anyone who has been to Bielefeld, the town and name remain a modern mystery.

Extra: Auch Merkel zweifelt an Existenz Bielefelds - WELT
 
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Thrashy

Thrashy

Пу́тин — хуйло́! Слава Україні! FckNzs.
DRGN Juno said:
I'll do a quick F A C T S before I go to bed.

Exactly twenty one years ago, a tourism ad for a sleepy northwest German city made its way through national media. Except according to anyone's recollection, the city didn't seem to exist. Despite the alleged press release's title Bielefeld gibt es doch, nobody seems to have known where it came from. Any references to a municipality named Bielefeld simply return a conspiracy theory dating back to 1994,when the friend of a student at the University of Kiel claimed to have met someone from the town. Having no recollection of the town, the student's (Achim Held) response was simply "das gibt's doch gar nicht," or "I don't believe it." While initially dismissed as innocuous, the student decided to try and find this city by travelling the autobahn, where he found an exit labelled Bielefeld. The exit was closed, and seemingly led nowhere. With no further leads, he decided to stop pursuing.

Rumours began circulating about what could possibly lie at this place. Maybe an old WWII facility? Or perhaps an ancient settlement of lost historic value? Theories began circulating that a mysterious group simply referred to as Sie (or 'they') was in cahoots with all levels of government to conceal anything from a classified military facility to a hidden lab under that name. Regardless, the rumour stayed dormant after a brief blip in 1994 when Held posted his story online. Nobody knows where this press release came from, but in 2012, Chancellor Angela Merkel made an apparent slip up when she mentioned at a press conference that she had attended a meeting at this alleged town. She quickly backtracked her remarks, adding "so es denn existiert" ('...if it exists'), and that "ich hatte den Eindruck, ich war da" (I had the impression I was there). Since nobody to date has (intentionally) publicly admitted to; knowing anyone from Bielefeld, going to Bielefeld, or knowing anyone who has been to Bielefeld, the town and name remain a modern mystery.

Extra: Auch Merkel zweifelt an Existenz Bielefelds - WELT
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I know somebody that lives near Bielefeld xD
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Spilogale Pygmaea said:
Nice song! I really like it!

This is the perfect representation of the slyness and intelligence of Foxes.
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Yes. It is very catchy. It was performed by The Hollies. They did a lot of hit songs back in the sixties and seventies. The movie was made in 1966. A couple of the songs The Hollies did were Bus Stop and Long Cool Woman (in a black dress).
 
Pygmepatl

Pygmepatl

Spotted Skunk
Keefur said:
Yes. It is very catchy. It was performed by The Hollies. They did a lot of hit songs back in the sixties and seventies. The movie was made in 1966. A couple of the songs The Hollies did were Bus Stop and Long Cool Woman (in a black dress).
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Indeed!

I may see the movie and listen to their songs. They are good!
 
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