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I BJAODNed and commented out the odd Pop-Up Video science trivia, but uncommented the Samson and Delilah entry because someone might actually want to see that on this page. Amelia Earhart is a borderline case, so I let it stay. Should the possibility be entertained that these actually are copyvios from Pop-Up Video or a similar thing? Nickptar 07:51, 18 Jun 2005 (UTC)
- No, it's all original for this article. I also think BJAODNing these section is wrong, because these aren't some kind of nonsense or joke. And when you look around the internet, there are a couple of forums discussing the song where exactly these questions frequently come up. Especially "Why the sky is blue?"... --Fritz Saalfeld 09:54, Jun 18, 2005 (UTC)
- In themselves they aren't nonsense or jokes, but they're pretty weird to have in this article. But if you think they should be there, I won't fight it. Nickptar 19:29, 18 Jun 2005 (UTC)
