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Yarmulke with Peacock feather

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This is a yarmulke with attached peacock feather so that people who wear it can tune into this planet instead of whatever planet they are from
—JesusHChrist, Dec 07 2016

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       Better than my suggestion of a little propellor.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 08 2016
   

       I wonder whether it would lead to people being mistaken for Yazidis. You know, because of the peacock thing.   

       Anyway, I think wearing a peacock feather means that you're demanding attention from the world, rather than paying attention to it. So, not really a step forward.
—pertinax, Dec 10 2016
   

       Is there anything in Leviticus about peacocks ?
—8th of 7, Dec 10 2016
   

       Would you like there to be?
—pertinax, Dec 10 2016
   

       //Is there anything in Leviticus about peacocks ?//   

       "And eat thou not the flesh of the peacock, for it is a proud fowl and, besides, causeth wind."
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 10 2016
   

       If I remember rightly, most of the Book of Leviticus is about one of the following things:   

       1. hygiene
2. social cohesion, of which
(a) reducing sexual status-competition and
(b) reducing economic inequality.		   

       Peacocks would only enter into that in the context of "don't be one".
—pertinax, Dec 10 2016
   

       [pashute] would most likely know ...
—8th of 7, Dec 10 2016
   


 

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