The English language
The English language is tough, engaging, challenging and funny. And from this link, I understand that French and German are even more amusing.
Now coming to the English language.
What is the difference between fly and flight?
Answer: To fly is to move through the air.
The act of flying is called flight.
Birds & Booze
And the image above showing goose and vodka.
Any connection between these two?
I don’t know.
I can guess that Grey goose vodka (being the best in the world), selected the goose symbol since these birds form a symmetric ‘V-shaped’ formation, to improve energy efficiency.
Or maybe the people who drink end up in a V-shaped formation and enjoy their flight😂😂while improving their energy efficiency😃😂
Alcohol and the true ‘Flight’ feeling
Those who consume alcohol tell us that, as they drink more and more, at one point they reach a stage and start imagining that, they are in fantastic flight mode!
They explain that this feeling can’t be described and that one must really experience the same.
How to experience this?
The formula is simple
“Three ounces of any remedy containing 78 per cent alcohol can, under special circumstances, induce miracles – to this I can attest.”
Rena Gazaway
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“Alcohol gives us the wings to fly, then takes away the sky” Unknown
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This post is part of Debbie Smyth’s One word Sunday
Disclaimer: Consuming alcohol is injurious to health. Don’t drink and drive. Pregnant ladies-Avoid alcohol.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Goose_(vodka)
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Thank you Damien de Soto.
Thanks for the link 🔗 which I checked earlier.
I was wondering why goose is chosen as a symbol for this brand of Vodka.
Do you have any idea?
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Apparently, it has something to do with geese drinking out of the fountain of youth? I had to look it up myself. I am an alcoholic, recovering now, so I always wondered this myself, I thought it had something to do with geese being dead… lol.
https://vinepair.com/wine-blog/15-things-you-didnt-know-about-grey-goose/#:~:text=There%20were%20no%20geese%20involved,wine%20with%20the%20same%20name.
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WOW!
Thanks for the link.
What a rich information!
I got the clarification of geese drinking fountain water 💧 of youth might have inspired Frank.
Thank you so much Damien de Soto.
Appreciate your research.
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Your welcome, I did it for me, as well. It made me wonder if it was about the geese dying by alcohol. I am crazy.
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LOL😃😃
Thanks again.
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Anytime.
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What an interesting take on the word. English is crazy. My first thought also went to alcohol, as in a flight of beer, where you get a small sample of the brewery’s different beers. Or a flight of stairs!
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Haha😆
You brought a smile on my face.
👍👍👍
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Like your take on! What a combination of different elements in the picture. 🙂
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Thank you Amy.
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You really got a lot of good mileage out of that image. Well done! I went with an alcoholic flight today myself…just the photo, not the actual drinking. 🙂 That occurred many months ago.
janet
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Thank you Janet.
It means a lot!
You made my day!
Haha! Alcoholic flight!! LOL😀😀
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😁 🍷
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