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undyingking) wrote2007-09-17 06:39 pm
undyingking) wrote2007-09-17 06:39 pm
Expert for 15 minutes
I was intrigued to note (courtesy of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mrsdanvers63) that, according to Google, this LJ is the world-leading authority on the subject of dialect terms for gigantic buzzing beetles, thanks to this entry from last year.
(I can add that I've now also seen stag beetles in flight -- we had two males competing for a female in the garden this summer -- and, as suspected, it's a very impressive sight, preferably viewed from a fair distance.)
Has anyone else noticed Google declaring their journal an expert on any such somewhat random subject?
mrsdanvers63) that, according to Google, this LJ is the world-leading authority on the subject of dialect terms for gigantic buzzing beetles, thanks to this entry from last year.(I can add that I've now also seen stag beetles in flight -- we had two males competing for a female in the garden this summer -- and, as suspected, it's a very impressive sight, preferably viewed from a fair distance.)
Has anyone else noticed Google declaring their journal an expert on any such somewhat random subject?
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What a great word! - I've not come across that one. (Related to dumbledore for bumblebee?)
Sounds like it should be the Spanish for "someone who makes things be the same", maybe a continuity person...