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<tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top"> '''ear''' ''snd.'' '''1.''' Cartiliginous head appendage that gathers sound; sometimes found attached to the backs of mice. '''2.''' Fourth sign on the [[O'Donnely Zodiac Placemats]]. '''3.''' Headphones. | <tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top"> '''ear''' ''snd.'' '''1.''' Cartiliginous head appendage that gathers sound; sometimes found attached to the backs of mice. '''2.''' Fourth sign on the [[O'Donnely Zodiac Placemats]]. '''3.''' Headphones. | ||
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: b) The uniqueness of these ratios in every ear. | : b) The uniqueness of these ratios in every ear. | ||
: c) The fact that these ratios are established by the fourth month of fetal development and remain unchanged until the decomposition of the corpse. | : c) The fact that these ratios are established by the fourth month of fetal development and remain unchanged until the decomposition of the corpse. | ||
- | [http://www.crimeandclues.com/earprint.htm Mr. Cor van der Lugt] has presented an excellent discussion and proposal concerning the role of ear identification in the field of criminology. | + | [http://www.crimeandclues.com/earprint.htm Mr. Cor van der Lugt] has presented an excellent discussion and proposal concerning the role of ear identification in the field of criminology. Ironically, unattached and unclaimed ears turn up world wide on a regular basis, and most large police forces now host a substancial collection of ears and unsolved ear mysteries. |
{{anb|3}} Amateur AA history Steven Adkins defended Payne, pointing out that the “sicko perv” claims were “childish and unsubstantiated. Besides, we all have our own [[The Cross|crosses]] to bear. And remember, ''to ere is human, to ear, divine''.” | {{anb|3}} Amateur AA history Steven Adkins defended Payne, pointing out that the “sicko perv” claims were “childish and unsubstantiated. Besides, we all have our own [[The Cross|crosses]] to bear. And remember, ''to ere is human, to ear, divine''.” | ||
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+ | [[Image:Ear.jpg|thumb|center|An attached human ear]] | ||
== Steven Vogeler's Fun Facts ® == | == Steven Vogeler's Fun Facts ® == | ||
[[Image:FunFactsVogeler.jpg|center|Fun Facts About Ears]] | [[Image:FunFactsVogeler.jpg|center|Fun Facts About Ears]] |
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ear snd. 1. Cartiliginous head appendage that gathers sound; sometimes found attached to the backs of mice. 2. Fourth sign on the O'Donnely Zodiac Placemats. 3. Headphones.
Usage"There is a bone in your ear which does not belong there!"
"Well that would be the time I lay naked on a gurney in agony as the orderlies stuffed a snack cake into my ear... my left ear to be precise."
“Pass me an ear of corn.”
The big question, as always, is why? For some, this is glimpse of the unseen hand of the Maker, shaping each person from the clay anew; for others, this is evidence of the grand random chaos in the universe, a bit of trivia, purposed as we grant it. Like men and women, these twin views were once one in the poetic sciences of ear divining, which appears to have traveled with alchemy from the Indian subcontinent to the ancient Greeks around the 4th century BCE. The practice eventually morphed into the blind fatalism of phrenology and the cold science of ear-based identification systems2 around the beginning of the 20th century in London and Brussels. The schism was retained, indeed amplified, as ear identification was quickly replaced by fingerprinting (and eventually, DNA sampling), while phrenology evolved into a host of predictive practices (e.g., racial profiling). This split is really only an echo of the contrary philosophies “shared” today by the American peoples, where a fundamentalist president who “shapes reality” to fit his believes presides over scientists who explore the heavens with Martian rovers.
Ear Incidents in the AA Lore
See AlsoNotesNote 1: “The ear is, for each human being, so different that the precise description, with all its characteristic features, would already be enough to ascertain the identification” (Professor Niceforo, Die Kriminalpolizei und ihre Hilfswissenschaften).
Mr. Cor van der Lugt (http://www.crimeandclues.com/earprint.htm) has presented an excellent discussion and proposal concerning the role of ear identification in the field of criminology. Ironically, unattached and unclaimed ears turn up world wide on a regular basis, and most large police forces now host a substancial collection of ears and unsolved ear mysteries.
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Steven Vogeler's Fun Facts ®Ears N' Stuff You can't smoke in your ear-hole. Anywhere else will do. People who fix ears are called otologists. People who fuck ears are called pencil dicks.
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