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no they are each unique and special like a snowflake. (exit gay mode)

but i did find this

Quack can refer to:

* the noise made by several species of duck

* a person who practices quackery, i.e., an impostor who claims to have qualifications to practice medicine

* couch-grass or quack-grass, Elymus repens, synonyms: Agropyron repens, Triticum repens

* Quack (comics), an independent-comics series published by Star Reach in the 1970s.

WoW! thx wiki!

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