1. Who said: “If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans.”?
2. What’s the next line in this song and who sung it?
I can’t remember last time I thanked you,
Keeping my distance unintentionally.
Too close for comfort, just ain’t close enough.
If I could have more time we would brainstorm.
And I love you tender, but we must walk away,
Keeping you on my greeting card file.
And if it were different – did you know it ain’t?
Let’s get on with it love…
3. It’s fidèle in French, leale in Italian, leal in Spanish and tōmau in Maori, what is it in English?
4. Members of which movement are supposed to be trusty, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind?
5.Does real love require true loyalty?
1. James Herriott if I am remembering correctly.
2. No idea, and reading it I’m not sure I want to.
3. The French, as a noun, means a believer. As an Adjective faithful
I don’t know the other languages
4. Sounds like the Boy Scouts, although as I remember it the oath went something like
“I promise to do my best, to do my duty to God and the Queen, to help other people at all times and to obey the scouts law”
5. Yes
1. Don’t know but I bet it was a cat. Sounds like the sort of thing they’d say.
2. ‘…and call me Loyal’. Dave Dobbyn. Not a huge Dobbyn fan, but almost exactly 10 years ago some friends of mine played this at the end of their wedding party. Sometime after 1am, very awash with sentiment and bubbly.
3. I’m guessing loyalty.
4. Scouts. Though I suspect the Guides have something similar.
5. Too right it does.
1. I had no idea. James Herriot sounds right, but it wasn’t my guess- reading the text I thought that the author might be saying that animals are better off because they don’t have souls, and therefore don’t feel love etc. So I’m guessing Janet Frame.
2. and call me Loyal.
I have not been able to work out that song’s meaning.
3. Loyalty, fidelity.
4. Boy Scouts.
5. True loyalty requires real love; but if you are loyal, you develop love.