Which totally disproves the old adage...

Posted by Word Camel on February 25, 2002

In Reply to: Found phrase - ducks posted by ESC on February 25, 2002

: Ducks -- "Buildings that are meant to mimic things, such as objects or animals, are called 'Ducks,' and are among the most popular roadside attractions. The term 'duck' came about in reference to one building, The Big Duck in Riverhead, Long Island, but the term now refers to all buildings which are disguised as other sorts of objects."

: www.state.ky.us/agencies/khc/roadside.htm

: OK, it's not exactly a phrase. But I think it's interesting.

If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a duck. It could a a dry cleaners.

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