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SilasSouleII

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13. Answer from a Quora AI bot

Tue Jan 28, 2025, 11:21 PM

Jan 28

"The porridge bird is a fictional creature often referenced in children's literature and whimsical stories. The phrase "the porridge bird lays its eggs in the air" comes from the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll. In this context, the line is meant to be nonsensical and humorous, reflecting Carroll's style of absurdity and playful language.

The idea of a bird laying its eggs in the air evokes a sense of whimsy and imagination, making it a memorable and intriguing line, but it doesn't have a literal explanation. It's part of the charm of Carroll's work, inviting readers to embrace the fantastical and illogical aspects of his storytelling."

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I read this the other day LearnedHand Jan 28 #1

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By jove I think you got it !!!! Klarkashton Jan 28 #12

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