Is this clever...Or wrong ?

[Techno]

I struggle with corvids...
Any ornithologists on the forum ?
I mean.....Would you really put a ring on a crow ?
(A raven, I could understand.)

Cheers - Phil

[FierceKitty]

There's a nursery rhyme, isn't there? Ring-a ringa crowsies....

[FierceKitty]

Alternately, one is saying to the other "You know nuthin', John Crow."

[Ithoriel]

From the beak shape I'd say those are ravens.

Which makes that an attempted unkindness

[FierceKitty]

Then the tag is "You are stark, raven mad."

[barbarian]

Can someone explains this to me ?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Explanations - IN HERE 

IanS

[Nirnman]

I could but I won'y lol

[FierceKitty]

I've sent you the code-book, Yann. Check your inbox.

[fsn]

Love it!

[Ithoriel]

Barbarian - the picture appears to be of two ravens.

However the caption refers to the collective name for crows - a murder of crows.

Two crows probably don't count as a group, hence "attempted murder"

However the collective name for ravens is an unkindness of ravens.

I'm sure you're not the only one wondering!!

What did I say about the difficulty even native English speakers sometimes have on this (and many another) forum?

[fsn]

Wot's da kolletive wossname for wargamers?

A table?
A base? (though we'd all disagree about that.)
A sabot?
A sprue? (Na! mogglers!)
A charge?
A disagreement? (Friendly, of course.)
A discord?
A bombast?

[toxicpixie]

What ever floats your goat!

[Techno]

Wot's da kolletive wossname for wargamers?

An Oik ? 
Cheers - Phil

[Ithoriel]

A quick shufti on the interwebz suggests that the collective noun for wargamers is either "an argument" or "a pontification."

Personally I'd go with a weirdness of wargamers