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Heh, sounds like the proverbial "talking" fairground horse; one tap for "yes", two taps for "no". (unsigned)

As I see it, for example, "Altes Rathaus" in Leipzig means a certain building, while "altes Rathaus" would be generic for any old city hall. See

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Carrionluggage 23:49, 7 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] training your dog on how to read minds

Psychophysiological Thought Reading describes a book - H.J. Burlingame's "How To Read People's Minds" - 'There is also a fascinating section on training your dog on how to read minds.'

Even a babe-in-arms will stop crying if you pick it up, but start again if you lean on a wall. Even if you try to stand very still, the baby is aware of your involuntary balancing movements.

(It's kind of relevant - should it be added ?)

--195.137.93.171 05:01, 20 August 2007 (UTC)