Yes, but Q.E.D. might just start licking and licking until you are satisfied…
(your curiosity, that is, of course…)
Q.E.D. doesn’t know he’s is being roasted to a golden brown. 
Yeah, but it’s freezing here, so I don’t mind. 
Q.E.D. does not know why birds suddenly appear, every time you are near. Nor does he know who wrote The Book of Love.
I don’t know if ol’ Donny was referring to this, and I would guess not seeing as he came first. But alas, we do know who wrote The Book of Love.
Doh, forgot to actually contribute…
Q.E.D probably doesn’t have very much to offer on the feild of winning at video games, especially Ghost Recon 2:p
sorry Q.E.D, I was afraid if I didn’t get very specific, you would indeed have something to offer
Q.E.D. can’t tell us how why the temperature in Dallas is 80 today and will be 36 3 days from now.
Q.E.D. knows nothing about an Amtote Totalizator Hub.
Q.E.D. *might *know a thing or two about zombie threads…
The backwards-talking midget on Twin Peaks.
I bet Q.E.D. doesn’t know the plot to Eraserhead, even if he’s seen it. (Hell, I didn’t until I looked the show up on IMDb.)
Q.E.D. probably doesn’t know that the technique is called reverse backmasking.
Phil Lanphier did it with New York, New York back in the early 1980’s It’s available as a self-launching MP3 here. Towards the end, someone (Phil?) sings a snippet of the lyrics.
The basic technique is to play the tune or song backwards, make a recording of your imitation of that sound, then play that backwards.