David M LaBuda
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Computer Systems Analyst, Programmer, Technical Writer, Author, Philosopher, Realist
The picture below shows a flock of Canadian Geese migrating. They always fly in a Large V formation and one leg of the formation is always longer than the other one. Do you know why that is? Take a WILD Goose Guess if you don't know . . .
October 24, 2025 at 11:42 PM
The picture below shows a flock of Canadian Geese migrating. They always fly in a Large V formation and one leg of the formation is always longer than the other one. Do you know why that is? Take a WILD Goose Guess if you don't know . . .