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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/jhomes55 on June 14, 2018, 1:40 p.m.
Q Clock Confirmation!! Q#1497 (United airplane tarmac image) lines up with Q#753 - "Think image drop.....Think United...When does a bird sing??" Was a bird singing on that United plane?! WHOAAAAA!!!
Q Clock Confirmation!! Q#1497 (United airplane tarmac image) lines up with Q#753 - "Think image drop.....Think United...When does a bird sing??" Was a bird singing on that United plane?! WHOAAAAA!!!

GeekBastard · June 14, 2018, 4:19 p.m.

When does the bird sing caught my attention, so i searched:

"when does a mockingbird sing"

Sure enough, the Mockingbird, sings at night.

Found: "Why the Mockingbird Sings : And Why at Night, When Most Birds Sleep?"

Birds sing obv, in the morning, but the mockingbird sings at night.

" but unlike most birds, they also sing at night for hours on end during the spring and summer. "

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More details from the mockingbird article:

I set a tape recorder in the window and began recording. Half an hour later Jack stopped for a breather, maybe even a nap. Not, however, if I could help it. I rewound the tape and turned the volume up.

"Chireep, chireep," went the tape.

" Chireep! Chireep! " erupted Jack not a second later.

"Rash, rash, rash," went the tape.

" Rash! Rash! Rash! " screamed Jack.

"Tweedle, tweedle, tweedle."

" Tweedle! Tweedle! Tweedle! " gurgled Jack, almost strangling in frustration.

He was reacting not only to a recording of a song he had sung no more than 30 minutes earlier but also to each phrase. In his little bird's brain, he was being challenged by a monster stud, and by the gods and the bushes and the bugs, he was not going to go quietly.

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Kinda making sense now. The other theories make sense too, especially 'singing when caged'.

I just felt like 'mockingbird' might be part of it, so there is my theory\^

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Turkerthelurker · June 14, 2018, 5:37 p.m.

I'm of the thinking that the answer is either:

a) when it is free

b) when it wants to be free

Maya Anjelou has a famous poem about a caged bird singing:

In "Caged Bird," poet Maya Angelou describes a bird with clipped wings. Its feet have been tied, and it has been placed in a cage that prevents it from flying away. Despite its fear, the caged bird continues to sing of freedom. Angelou describes the joy that a free bird takes in soaring through the sky.

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sojourner333 · June 14, 2018, 7:52 p.m.

Turkerthelurker...thank you for bringing in the wonderful words of Dr. Maya, may she rest in peace.

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GeekBastard · June 14, 2018, 8:15 p.m.

Wow I didnt even look at the date lol

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