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Who is the Hotest member of TA ? (pg. 45)
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
holy hell! Which of those bird breeds was the most talkative? |
African Grays are, by far, the friendliest and most talkative birds I know of. "Friendly" being a point of relativity to whatever nature has armed her particular raptor with to defend itself. :p
The caiques were very noisy parrots. They're gorgeous and playful, but in my experience tend to replicate incessant little sounds more so than human speech. You know - your alarm clock, the sound of a truck beeping as it backs up, your telephone - that sort of thing.
The sound of exotic birds chortling and murmuring amongst themselves each morning is a wonderful thing to wake up to. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by RickyM
The17sss, I'd like you to know that if I was given some time alone with your wife, I'd be at her like a tramp eating chips. |
:haha: that paints a pretty vivid picture |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scottaculous
I can't even imagine all that noise. I could have choked one and cooked the others. :p |
That's how I feel about having girl roommates. |
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| RickyM |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
i dunno, i think we need to see pictures of him without makeup on too. he sort of overdid it with the blush lol |
:p I always get rosy cheeks when I drink, but it's never bothered me enough to want to give up beer ;) |
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
African Grays are, by far, the friendliest and most talkative birds I know of. "Friendly" being a point of relativity to whatever nature has armed her particular raptor with to defend itself. :p
The caiques were very noisy parrots. They're gorgeous and playful, but in my experience tend to replicate incessant little sounds more so than human speech. You know - your alarm clock, the sound of a truck beeping as it backs up, your telephone - that sort of thing.
The sound of exotic birds chortling and murmuring amongst themselves each morning is a wonderful thing to wake up to. |
african grays are the ones who can immitate the best. i knew someone who had one that immitated the phone ringing and you could never tell if it was the bird or the phone. lol
im going through a major bird phase and i keep begging my bf to get one. i totally agree about the waking up to bird noises. i think it would automatically put me in a good mood. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
African Grays are, by far, the friendliest and most talkative birds I know of. "Friendly" being a point of relativity to whatever nature has armed her particular raptor with to defend itself. :p
The caiques were very noisy parrots. They're gorgeous and playful, but in my experience tend to replicate incessant little sounds more so than human speech. You know - your alarm clock, the sound of a truck beeping as it backs up, your telephone - that sort of thing.
The sound of exotic birds chortling and murmuring amongst themselves each morning is a wonderful thing to wake up to. |
that last sentence is borderline sig-worthy..lol. Why so many birds in your house growing up, man? |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
We had a very, very open house though. When I talk about loving the sweet sound of bird songs in the morning, that is with the birds out on the patio and enormous sliding glass doors flung open - were the birds inside or even in the same room with you... that. It is not a sweet symphony to begin your day. It's goddamned loud that makes you want to fricassee your $1600 pet.
And Slylee, if you're thinking of getting a bird but feel it's only a phase, please don't get an African Gray. They can live to be 70. Get a finch or a parakeet or something like that... they are much easier to take care of and far, far less expensive. |
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| wotyzoid |
| quote: | Originally posted by RickyM
Jake? |
Benson the bunny, dog. |
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
We had a very, very open house though. When I talk about loving the sweet sound of bird songs in the morning, that is with the birds out on the patio and enormous sliding glass doors flung open - were the birds inside or even in the same room with you... that. It is not a sweet symphony to begin your day. It's goddamned loud that makes you want to fricassee your $1600 pet.
And Slylee, if you're thinking of getting a bird but feel it's only a phase, please don't get an African Gray. They can live to be 70. Get a finch or a parakeet or something like that... they are much easier to take care of and far, far less expensive. |
yea i know dude, that's why i said i'm not gonna start off with a parrot. i know what is involved in owning animals:) in fact, i have a big problem with most dog owners who get them and then do a half assed job with them. |
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| Aortik |
| You never mentioned you weren't going to start off with a parrot. :wtf: |
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| Slylee |
wtf...there was another sentence in that post that i typed and it's not there. i wonder if i accidently deleted it or something. :stongue:
i said i wasn't going to get something that will outlive me (a parrot). |
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| tubularbills |
| quote: | Originally posted by RickyM
:haha: :haha:
Why does my knob look like a strawberry ice cream cone? |
LOL, that's what i thought it was at first...i was like, "a pirate holding a strawberry ice cream cone? i don't get it..."
then i saw the cum. and i rofl'd |
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