Uncertain Facts
S.D. Dillon
i.
When tornadoes pass over the sea,
It rains fish.
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ii.
A herring shortage in the Skegerrak
Brought down the Hanseatic League.
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iii.
The time and distance between lighting and
Thunder means something, which it behooves you to know,
In case you need to take cover.
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iv.
Goats noshed seedlings in Trinidad
Until the forests collapsed. In another island,
It was rabbits rats people too.
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v.
Tuna comes from the Greek thuno, meaning to dart.
Which they did, from the Mediterranean
Via the Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico, like torpedoes
Weighing half a ton.
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vi.
Thun sits on the Northwest corner of the Thunersee,
About halfway from Bern to Interlaken.
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vii.
The plip of oil bubbles to the surface is the telltale
Sign of Bluefin noshing on a school of menhaden.
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viii.
Thun is the sound when the train hits each
Track up the mountain.
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ix.
If you want to cut down the mightiest
Tree in the forest, you might want certain tools.
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x.
The European coastline is roughly equal
To the circumference of Earth.
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xi.
Gannets fly clockwise. They look like albatross.
Dolphins swim counter-clockwise. Neither one is a fish.
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xii.
Thun is the sound a raw tuna steak makes when it lands
On the terrazzo.
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