A raven has 17 primary wing feathers, located at the end of its wings. They are called Pinion feathers. A crow only has 16, so the difference between a crow and a raven is only a matter of a pinion
A raven has 17 primary wing feathers, located at the end of its wings. They are called Pinion feathers. A crow only has 16, so the difference between a crow and a raven is only a matter of a pinion
A raven has 17 primary wing feathers, located at the end of its wings. They are called Pinion feathers. A crow only has 16, so the difference between a crow and a raven is only a matter of a pinion
joke seems to be on this guy, because the book doesn't seem to exist. There's no isbn recorded; no entry on the usual suspects; and the language is pretty clearly comical.
*researches*
reddit points to a linkedin page (which they call the publisher; no idea where they got that from), where the image appeared ~2 months ago. Scanned the comments and saw a familiar name: Bill Elson, 3 days ago. Dude seems to be on a crusade.
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Presumably it's sold as a notebook/journal filled with blank pages, thus it wouldn't have any of the identifiers of an actual publication
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I worked in a second hand bookstore. I data entered reams and reams of books that came through the store, to sell them online. 15 to 20 books an hour, for 20-30 hour a week. Part of data entering the books was using isbns to quickly grab the relevant data to prefill the entry to make it faster.
Please believe me when I say that the statement "Most of those kinds of books get ISBNS" is not, unfortunately, in agreement with my eight years of experience.
My first glance at that book is "At least the publishing information is easily findable" then sigh and prepare to enter it all by hand.
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Presumably it's sold as a notebook/journal filled with blank pages, thus it wouldn't have any of the identifiers of an actual publication
that's a good point, but I'll note that I did a couple searches and couldn't find it.
I tried it again, specifying 'notebook' and Amazon is offering one, though it's definitely in the vein of "please make this fake thing real, internet": independently published on May 27, 2022; different 'author'; a modified cover; and so on.
I remain reasonably confident in my original guess that the specific picture is a sort of office gag that escaped into the wild.
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If I try to do my d&d character voice it just sounds like duke nukem.
EAGLE RIVER?!
Try whole Butterfinger.
The ending really stuck with me.
Viral crow joke murders the truth with featherbrained claim
https://www.aap.com.au/factcheck/viral-crow-joke-murders-the-truth-with-featherbrained-claim/
I was really hoping for a factually correct pun at the end there!
Anyway, what's not a joke is bear spray. Humans using bear spray tho....
What'd the bears ever do to you?
Boy do I have a book for you
And an utterly bugfuck story!
It's what happens when libertarians decide to live by their beliefs!
They get eaten by bears
I saw a comment that for residents of NH, "Live Free Or Die" isn't a motto, it's a dare.
Bonus points for a 4 panel joke that isn’t Loss.
Steam: Chagrin LoL: Bonhomie
Crows simply drank at home?
That's so raven!
I know this is the joke thread, but this is a cool follow-up
He went in through the sky light, but he slipped and fell 30 feet.
Sadly, he ended up in a korma.
PSN / Xbox / NNID: Fodder185
at the risk of missing the point,
joke seems to be on this guy, because the book doesn't seem to exist. There's no isbn recorded; no entry on the usual suspects; and the language is pretty clearly comical.
*researches*
reddit points to a linkedin page (which they call the publisher; no idea where they got that from), where the image appeared ~2 months ago. Scanned the comments and saw a familiar name: Bill Elson, 3 days ago. Dude seems to be on a crusade.
Most of those get ISBNs also, book people are meticulous.
Really? That seems unnecessary
Please believe me when I say that the statement "Most of those kinds of books get ISBNS" is not, unfortunately, in agreement with my eight years of experience.
My first glance at that book is "At least the publishing information is easily findable" then sigh and prepare to enter it all by hand.
that's a good point, but I'll note that I did a couple searches and couldn't find it.
I tried it again, specifying 'notebook' and Amazon is offering one, though it's definitely in the vein of "please make this fake thing real, internet": independently published on May 27, 2022; different 'author'; a modified cover; and so on.
I remain reasonably confident in my original guess that the specific picture is a sort of office gag that escaped into the wild.
Another juggler gives up on their dreams...
Steam: Chagrin LoL: Bonhomie