13-01-2015, 02:32 PM
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Re: That dam bird.
Originally Posted by littlebob
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The dam bird is a Jackdaw, a very arrogant Jackdaw !
It was tame and could talk, or so the sign on the cage said, but I heard it saying Hello as people walked past the cage to the gift shop.
As I came alongside the cage I looked at it and said "How are you boy?"
It looked at me for a while but didn't reply so I walked on, then it said "OK!", which astounded me!
To be honest Bob, I'd rather watch a Jackdaw over a "talent" show any day! stevmk2
13-01-2015, 02:55 PM
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Re: That dam bird.
This is a very naughty bird, I appreciate that it wants somewhere to roost but why can't it hang out with all it's mates on the various cables that hang over our street. Of course being a bit soft, I would not do anything to harm it but why will it not accept a small bribe or a polite request to leave. There is no need for " fowel "language. Or even raised voices. I am quite prepared to solve this disagreement over roosting rights in a civilised manner, providing that I win and he goes.13-01-2015, 03:04 PM
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Re: That dam bird.
Originally Posted by littlebob
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I used to watch a lot of TV but these days I just watch the odd program.
13-01-2015, 06:42 PM
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Re: That dam bird.
Originally Posted by alice76
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I have to be honest and say I agree, Steve 
a) It was very dark outside and even with the torch I could only really see his silhouette.
b) My wife wanted to watch the TV.
c) Once you show you can get a result by slamming the door, I was requested to continue so she could watch the TV. Catch 22.
Bird watchig was not a option for me.
13-01-2015, 06:54 PM
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Re: That dam bird.
Originally Posted by littlebob
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You see, my problem wasa) It was very dark outside and even with the torch I could only really see his silhouette.
b) My wife wanted to watch the TV.
c) Once you show you can get a result by slamming the door, I was requested to continue so she could watch the TV. Catch 22.
Bird watchig was not a option for me.
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