OK, I'm Friday night bored an need....

02-15-2008, 05:47 PM

you to share your bird's funniest story. I will start...

Last summer, my bother-law was visiting and as he always does, walks over to our B&G, Winged Victory and with a struggled look on his face, "expelled a flatus"! Now if that isn't bad enough, Victory looked him in the eye and yells, "What h a p p e n e d?????"

O K, maybe you would have to have been there!

02-15-2008, 06:01 PM

Now that's funny!!!! I don't have a funny fid story of my guys, but my sister-in-laws CAG Lucy is a riot! Two Christmas's ago, my brother was trying to teach Lucy to say ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas. He'd been doing this on his lunch hour for at least a week or so, until on day when my sister in law was home sick, and she walked past Lucy's cage, and Lucy hollard out "Ho"! LOL!!!! My sister- in-law calls my brother at work and asks him what he'd been teaching Lucy, she was livid!!! He told her what he was trying to do, and she couldn't help but laugh, needless to say, by the time Christmas rolled around, Lucy had learned to say, "ho,ho,ho, Merry Chirstmas".

02-15-2008, 06:48 PM

This is a post that I posted about a year ago. I still laugh just thinking about it.

Quote:

I'm not the only one that laughs when my birds do something they shouldn't do....am I?

Kita has been sitting on an egg that she's being very protective about. She's just now letting me get her away from the cage for short periods of time. I had her 2 rooms away from her cage and we were playing. She was showing signs that she wanted to get back to her cage. So I told my husband that I was going to put her on the floor and let her walk back to her cage for some exercise.

I put her down and she started hurrying back to her cage. I was already giggling, cause you just have to love her little pigeon toed walk. Anyway, my husband was standing in front of the sink...minding his own business, when all of a sudden my sweet little macaw turned into the roadrunner!!

She turned toward my husband and started running toward him, wings out, beak open....he threw himself up and onto the kitchen counter!

Envision a full grown man, ON the kitchen counter on his hands and knees, staring down at the 3lb. bird....Please tell me that as I was standing there laughing so hard I was crying that I'm not the only one....

02-15-2008, 06:59 PM

Oh, Karen, the visual kills me!