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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby Michael » Tue Jul 05, 2016 3:42 pm

galeriagila wrote:Parrots and fireworks have a lot in common... they're both LOUD, COLORFUL, and a PORTABLE PARTY!


And they can both make a bloody mess of your hands if you handle them wrong!
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby galeriagila » Tue Jul 05, 2016 3:45 pm

Michael wrote:
galeriagila wrote:Parrots and fireworks have a lot in common... they're both LOUD, COLORFUL, and a PORTABLE PARTY!


And they can both make a bloody mess of your hands if you handle them wrong!



How did I leave THAT PART out??????!!!!!
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby ParrotsForLife » Tue Jul 05, 2016 7:05 pm

Michael wrote:
galeriagila wrote:Parrots and fireworks have a lot in common... they're both LOUD, COLORFUL, and a PORTABLE PARTY!


And they can both make a bloody mess of your hands if you handle them wrong!

Lol thats true though it hasn't happened to me just other people if they handle Rocko wrongly he will sometimes grip on to their finger and normally he is the most handle able of my flock.
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby Chantilly » Tue Jul 05, 2016 7:18 pm

Michael wrote:
galeriagila wrote:Parrots and fireworks have a lot in common... they're both LOUD, COLORFUL, and a PORTABLE PARTY!


And they can both make a bloody mess of your hands if you handle them wrong!


Haha, too funny!!!!
And anthough she be little, she is fierce ~Shakespeare
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby Pajarita » Wed Jul 06, 2016 9:34 am

And not only hands. There is 15 year old boy in Texas that had his left leg amputated and has 85% chance of losing his vision because of fireworks over the 4th of July.
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby galeriagila » Wed Jul 06, 2016 12:01 pm

My GAWWWWD!
I wonder if he was secretly playing around or if he was being "supervised" with family.
If the latter... how do people not LEARN!!!!!
How tragic.
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby Michael » Wed Jul 06, 2016 2:56 pm

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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby galeriagila » Wed Jul 06, 2016 5:55 pm

Well, good for that guy for taking a tragedy and making it into a tutorial.
I hope a lot of people listen.
Thanks, Michael.
GEEZ!
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby Pajarita » Thu Jul 07, 2016 9:51 am

galeriagila wrote:My GAWWWWD!
I wonder if he was secretly playing around or if he was being "supervised" with family.
If the latter... how do people not LEARN!!!!!
How tragic.


The family KNEW!!! He, apparently, put together some 'home-made' something by combining small fireworks and sparklers every 4th for the last few years - stupid, stupid people!
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Re: FIREWORKS - a problem for our parrots?

Postby galeriagila » Thu Jul 07, 2016 3:02 pm

Unnnnnnnnnbelievable!
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