I love information like this. It tells you so much about a culture's world view.
I was learning Gaelic and was intrigued to find out it doesn't have possessives, per se, but has "with" (strong) vs. "at" instead.

Sorry, but that science was rubbishy. Dogs get excited over all kinds of things. The dogs in the field were only showing some interest. None were wildly excited. To say they are somehow scenting mink---Where? on the bridge? Down below? And are rashly jumping up and over the bridge--which they must know? Doesn't work. Maybe there's some dog hater with a dog whistle--that's far more likely than this really awful experiment that proves nothing about a dog getting so worked up it goes up and over the parapet. That can't be something they normally encounter.

Alas, the link went to one of those awful sites that do not load right away because the obnoxious ad is loading, the one that yells, "CONGRATULATIONS!"
I always instantly exit those, so I guess I'll never know. : (

She also guested at Roger Waters' live Performance of "The Wall" in Berlin. Reportedly, she was surprised and modest when he asked her to participate, but she went all out in a remarkable performance.
She also minds her own beeswax and stays out of the tabloids, which is no mean feat these days.