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What are Sirens?
First mentioned in Homer's "The Odyssey," they are undescribed for having any form mythological entities whose shrill voices drove sailors insane so they would crash ships into rocks.
If a feeding frenzy followed that is not mentioned.
Say, we need to clone that lady and place her on emergency vehicles so that~~ahem!
Well, that's where that word comes from.
From Wikipedia Homer's Sirens were " ..Creatures half bird and half woman who lured sailors by the sweetness of her song..."
Do believe I DID read that during the Sixties either in The Odyssey or somewhere else.
Note to self: You're getting old. Fact check. Look up stuff your ancient memory can't clearly recall.
That would include the awesome during the late Fifties, "The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad" that's part of my DVD collection. I have "The Odyssey" too.
Beware, I expect things to get even more weird and even more strange.
We have political half wits, criminals and natures disturbing effects upon the weak of mind to deal with from this point, right up to the last moments of the cycle of civilization.
Thanks, OUC, for another great collection!
In fact, my BS meter never went off the whole time although, I thought some of tuckers questions where structured to cover his journalistic butt and to leave no room for lefty bs in a logical review by others.