Talk:Aflac
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--Duck gone?--
I heard they were getting rid of the duck. If anyone has a link to this please post it. thanks. TiffanyMarsh
Are you sure it is a duck and not a goose? (Apparently a comment by 67.170.176.219
Aflac has repeatedly stated (both in the commercials themselves and in other places -- including their official Web site) that it's a duck. That's good enough for me. --Nlu 06:12, 23 September 2005 (UTC)
Flippity floppity floo! Yes, it is a duck but judging by the voice it is not a male duck. It is female. Female ducks quack loudly so to be heard by the ducklings. Male ducks have a voice that sounds more like a whisper.
Look at the beaks. The Aflac duck is definitely a duck. --Evice 02:22, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
Ducks don't have beaks, they are called bills.
This article doesn't explain what Aflac actually does. I only have a vague understanding of Aflac and what its company actually does.
