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the bird in hand / bird in bush exchange rate has been fluctuating wildly in recent months. some chalk this up to brexit anxiety, others to the well-known "handbirb" trend in social media. for myself I'm not sure, but I'm laying in a good supply while price trends are favorable! gonna flip me some birds, maybe work my way up to an elephant.
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Manifisto posted:the bird in hand / bird in bush exchange rate has been fluctuating wildly in recent months. some chalk this up to brexit anxiety, others to the well-known "handbirb" trend in social media. for myself I'm not sure, but I'm laying in a good supply while price trends are favorable! gonna flip me some birds, maybe work my way up to an elephant. actually I take that back, I blame bitbird |
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Robot Made of Meat posted:Birbs =/= dogs. Ergo, birbs ar not the best tingsd. caiques are essentially puppies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbtk0CqIkhM |
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my new dog posted:birds were the first animal to evolve to hold a grudge one of my first experiences with parrots in the wild was meeting some king parrots at a campsite on the great ocean road in southern australia. I was like, "hey these are cool birds, let me see if I can get closer to take a photo." because I'm used to north american birds, which mostly just fly away as soon as you get too close. I should have been warned by the way one of the birds was looking at me as I approached, which could probably be translated as "U WOT M8?"  however, I was utterly unprepared for what happened next - basically the bird flying straight at my head:  I'm pretty sure it was just trying to chase me off from its territory (and possibly mate), but I don't doubt it would have tried to gently caress me up if I hadn't taken the hint
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Hugh Malone posted:Bird rules : assemblyrequired posted:I can tell you anything you want about birds
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