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which is best generally, and male of female for the best talker?
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| .Mamabird |
"nick" <helmett@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
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> which is best generally, and male of female for the best talker?
Budgie. Male.
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| High Flight |
nick <helmett@xtra.co.nz> says...
> which is best generally, and male of female for the best talker?
My experience has been that females make a lot of noise, but do very
little (make that next to NONE) mimicking. The males excel at speaking
your own language, and mimicking other sounds.
Individuals will very, of course, but if you want your male budgie to
talk, you must *SPEAK TO HIM*.
Jack
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| Dave Bugg |
..Mamabird wrote:
> Budgie. Male.
I agree. After Bubba got up to 64 words and phrases (his last one being
"Beam me up, Scottie"), I stopped counting.
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Dave
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| Liquid Memory |
Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
not.
A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to make
a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
can only whistle.
Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
him/her.
Tony
"^^ Bex ^^" <bex@darkwave.org.uk> wrote in message
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> On 18 Jul 2003 21:03:35 GMT, High Flight <jac@apk.net> wrote:
>
> >nick <helmett@xtra.co.nz> says...
> >> which is best generally, and male of female for the best talker?
> >
> >My experience has been that females make a lot of noise, but do very
> >little (make that next to NONE) mimicking. The males excel at speaking
> >your own language, and mimicking other sounds.
> >
> >Individuals will very, of course, but if you want your male budgie to
> >talk, you must *SPEAK TO HIM*.
>
> Can you teach on older male budgie to talk when the only think he's done
> when kept as a pair is learn one whistle?
>
> If so, how. Repetition?
>
> Bex
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> Pray for that day when your feet could walk on different soil
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| Liquid Memory |
Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
not.
A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to make
a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
can only whistle.
Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
him/her.
Tony
"^^ Bex ^^" <bex@darkwave.org.uk> wrote in message
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> On 18 Jul 2003 21:03:35 GMT, High Flight <jac@apk.net> wrote:
>
> >nick <helmett@xtra.co.nz> says...
> >> which is best generally, and male of female for the best talker?
> >
> >My experience has been that females make a lot of noise, but do very
> >little (make that next to NONE) mimicking. The males excel at speaking
> >your own language, and mimicking other sounds.
> >
> >Individuals will very, of course, but if you want your male budgie to
> >talk, you must *SPEAK TO HIM*.
>
> Can you teach on older male budgie to talk when the only think he's done
> when kept as a pair is learn one whistle?
>
> If so, how. Repetition?
>
> Bex
> __________________________________________________
__________________
>
> Pray for that day when you'll leave behind the grey
> Pray for that day when your feet could walk on different soil
>
> http://www.darkwave.org.uk/~bex
> @ update: 14/12/02 @
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| Marco |
Liquid Memory wrote:
> Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> not.
>
> A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
> him/her.
>
> Tony
One again, old wives tales or just plain B.S.
We've had tiels that learned how to whistle first and then learn quite a
few words. One of them learned how to wolf-whistle like a champ... later
on in life he added a "hey baby" after the whistle. Our TAG only
whistled when she came to live with us; and she's learned a few
sentences since then.
--
Marco
~*~*~*~*
"Some people are like Slinkies . . .
not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
you see one tumble down the stairs."
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| .Mamabird |
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> not.
>
> A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
of
> him/her.
>
> Tony
Somebody forgot to mention that to my Greys and Amazons.
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Mama
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To hold a living bird in one's hands is to be changed. Before that moment
these creatures were simply a decoration, an element in the background to
our existence. But now they are transformed to individuals, hearts
pounding, eyes searching, throats calling as they live out lives as vital
as our own. Jane Swan
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| Marco |
..Mamabird wrote:
> "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:kMoSa.23332$647.7677@fe05.atl2.webusenet.com...
>
>>Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
>>not.
>>
>>A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
>
> make
>
>>a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
>>muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
>>can only whistle.
>>
>>Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
>
> of
>
>>him/her.
>>
>>Tony
>
>
> Somebody forgot to mention that to my Greys and Amazons.
What? they didn't get the memo? The lines of communication on the bird
community must be severely damaged and our birds are not getting the
proper info on how they're supposed to behave; the other day I caught my
birds preening and they're not molting at the moment!!!
<eg>
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Marco
~*~*~*~*
"Some people are like Slinkies . . .
not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
you see one tumble down the stairs."
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| .Mamabird |
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
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> .Mamabird wrote:
> > "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:kMoSa.23332$647.7677@fe05.atl2.webusenet.com...
> >
> >>Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I
hope
> >>not.
> >>
> >>A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
> >
> > make
> >
> >>a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then
the
> >>muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the
bird
> >>can only whistle.
> >>
> >>Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
> >
> > of
> >
> >>him/her.
> >>
> >>Tony
> >
> >
> > Somebody forgot to mention that to my Greys and Amazons.
>
> What? they didn't get the memo? The lines of communication on the bird
> community must be severely damaged and our birds are not getting the
> proper info on how they're supposed to behave; the other day I caught my
> birds preening and they're not molting at the moment!!!
> <eg>
I'll pray for you.
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| Alex Clayton |
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
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> .Mamabird wrote:
> > "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:kMoSa.23332$647.7677@fe05.atl2.webusenet.com...
> >
> >>Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> >>not.
> >>
> >>A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
> >
> > make
> >
> >>a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> >>muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the
bird
> >>can only whistle.
> >>
> >>Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
> >
> > of
> >
> >>him/her.
> >>
> >>Tony
> >
> >
> > Somebody forgot to mention that to my Greys and Amazons.
>
> What? they didn't get the memo? The lines of communication on the bird
> community must be severely damaged and our birds are not getting the
> proper info on how they're supposed to behave; the other day I caught my
> birds preening and they're not molting at the moment!!!
> <eg>
>
> --
> Marco
> ~*~*~*~*
LOL, hey you two, don't you know Tony is speaking from 500 years experience
raising birds? How dare you point out that he is full of ****.
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| Laurie |
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> not.
>
> A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
> him/her.
>
> Tony
Once again you are way wrong LBF. My male cockatiel only whistled for the
first few years after I got him. Now he's saying words. Not many yet, but
he's whistling AND talking.
Laurie
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| Liquid Memory |
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
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> Liquid Memory wrote:
> > Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> > not.
> >
> > A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
make
> > a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> > muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the
bird
> > can only whistle.
> >
> > Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
of
> > him/her.
> >
> > Tony
>
>
> One again, old wives tales or just plain B.S.
Is it Marco, oh your the ALL KNOWING ONE. You spew so much B.S. that I can
just imagine what your house looks like. Do you have to where waders, or do
you just go barefoot?
>
> We've had tiels that learned how to whistle first and then learn quite a
> few words. One of them learned how to wolf-whistle like a champ... later
> on in life he added a "hey baby" after the whistle. Our TAG only
> whistled when she came to live with us; and she's learned a few
> sentences since then.
>
> --
> Marco
I think you are so full of B.S., you need something to clean yourself out.
Everytime I read one of your posts, my screen turns brown.
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| Ocham |
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> not.
>
> A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
> him/her.
>
> Tony
It's time to play...
LET'S ASK THE EXPERTS!!!
Question: Is it more difficult for a bird to learn to talk after it learns
to whistle physiological or psychological?
http://www.pethelp.net/talking.html
"MYTH: If you teach your bird to whistle, he won't learn to talk.
Since whistling is easier, birds that don't learn to talk often whistle very
well even if they never learn to talk. If a bird enjoys attention, and
talking gets more attention than whistling, the bird will talk more and
whistle less."
http://www.petbirdreport.com/articles/greytalk.html
where Sally Blanchard says:
"The young bird imitates the sounds we make to gain acceptance in it's
'flock' - us! Whistling seems to be a fun noise for birds because of its
high pitch. I do believe that a grey that is taught to whistle and is
rewarded with whistling before it learns to talk may not learn to talk as
quickly or as well. The parrot has no need to use words to get our
attention."
http://www.vdnent.com/pages/article..._train_alex.htm
where Dr. Irene Pepperberg says:
"If you want your bird to talk, do not first teach it to whistle. Although
birds enjoy learning to whistle, many people have had difficulty teaching
their bird to talk if it first learns to whistle. Don't teach whistling
until after the bird has learned its first words."
....and the answer is.....
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PSYCHOLOGICAL!
So, gang if you want your bird to talk -- even after learning to whistle --
shower him with a lot of love and attention!
;?)
--Ocham
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| oldmolly |
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> not.
>
> A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
> him/her.
>
What a lot of tosh. The first thing my BFA learned was to wolf whistle. Now
he also has a huge vocabulary.
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| Owly |
Every time I think I've heard it all... I plonked LM a while back because I
don't have time to read such garbage...but it just keeps getting
worse...doesn't it...sheesh...
--
owly (who has several birds who whistled before talking)
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| Marco |
Liquid Memory wrote:
<snip>
> I think you are so full of B.S., .....
Tony,
what you might think is irrelevant... once again you've been caught
dishing out erroneous information and you just can't stand it!
Once and again, and not only here, you've been proven wrong, and what do
you do? You resort to your childish "I know you are, but what am I"
replies.
The FACT is, most of the advice you give in this group is nothing but
horse****. Where are the thousands of people you've help? How come they
don't come forward and back you up? Who are the supposed experts and
avian vets and professional breeders and behaviourist that you get your
info from? Where the hell is your researched data coming from? Can't
answer this, can ya? why? because me thinks you're full of ****! But,
what I might think is irrelevant... your actions/posts speak for
themselves and give a clear picture of what a deluded moron you are.
--
Marco
~*~*~*~*
"Some people are like Slinkies . . .
not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
you see one tumble down the stairs."
My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
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| Alex Clayton |
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
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> Liquid Memory wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> > I think you are so full of B.S., .....
>
> Tony,
> what you might think is irrelevant... once again you've been caught
> dishing out erroneous information and you just can't stand it!
> Once and again, and not only here, you've been proven wrong, and what do
> you do? You resort to your childish "I know you are, but what am I"
> replies.
>
> The FACT is, most of the advice you give in this group is nothing but
> horse****. Where are the thousands of people you've help? How come they
> don't come forward and back you up? Who are the supposed experts and
> avian vets and professional breeders and behaviourist that you get your
> info from?
Since he has been doing for 500 years, maybe they all died? <G>
Where the hell is your researched data coming from? Can't
> answer this, can ya? why? because me thinks you're full of ****! But,
> what I might think is irrelevant... your actions/posts speak for
> themselves and give a clear picture of what a deluded moron you are.
>
> --
> Marco
> ~*~*~*~*
> "Some people are like Slinkies . . .
> not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
> you see one tumble down the stairs."
> My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
>
>
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| Liquid Memory |
And he was probably garbling under his breath before he whistled.
I'm not saying that it is impossible. I am saying that if your bird learns
to whistle first with no word interactions, then most likely he won't learn
to talk at all. Most CAG's who learn how to whistle first never learn to
talk.
Tony
"oldmolly" <oldmolly@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:WKoSa.23305$647.18901@fe05.atl2.webusenet.com...
> > Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I hope
> > not.
> >
> > A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
> make
> > a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> > muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the
bird
> > can only whistle.
> >
> > Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out
of
> > him/her.
> >
> What a lot of tosh. The first thing my BFA learned was to wolf whistle.
Now
> he also has a huge vocabulary.
>
>
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| Liquid Memory |
If it is so erroneous MARCO, then why did you snip it. Like I said before,
re-arrange everything I say to make me look stupid, but I am not looking in
the mirror, I am looking at you.
Tony
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
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> Liquid Memory wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> > I think you are so full of B.S., .....
>
> Tony,
> what you might think is irrelevant... once again you've been caught
> dishing out erroneous information and you just can't stand it!
> Once and again, and not only here, you've been proven wrong, and what do
> you do? You resort to your childish "I know you are, but what am I"
> replies.
>
> The FACT is, most of the advice you give in this group is nothing but
> horse****. Where are the thousands of people you've help? How come they
> don't come forward and back you up? Who are the supposed experts and
> avian vets and professional breeders and behaviourist that you get your
> info from? Where the hell is your researched data coming from? Can't
> answer this, can ya? why? because me thinks you're full of ****! But,
> what I might think is irrelevant... your actions/posts speak for
> themselves and give a clear picture of what a deluded moron you are.
>
> --
> Marco
> ~*~*~*~*
> "Some people are like Slinkies . . .
> not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
> you see one tumble down the stairs."
> My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
>
>
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| Dave Bugg |
Liquid Memory wrote:
> If it is so erroneous MARCO, then why did you snip it. Like I said
> before, re-arrange everything I say to make me look stupid, but I am
> not looking in the mirror, I am looking at you.
Believe me, you don't need Marco's help to look stupid...
--
Dave
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| Dave Bugg |
Liquid Memory wrote:
> And he was probably garbling under his breath before he whistled.
>
> I'm not saying that it is impossible. I am saying that if your bird
> learns to whistle first with no word interactions, then most likely
> he won't learn to talk at all. Most CAG's who learn how to whistle
> first never learn to talk.
Folks, who ya goin' to believe.... LM, or yer own lying eyes and experience?
--
Dave
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| Dave Sibbett |
Hey F...nut you don't need Marco to make ya look simple, you are doing fine
all by yo self!
Dave
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> If it is so erroneous MARCO, then why did you snip it. Like I said
before,
> re-arrange everything I say to make me look stupid, but I am not looking
in
> the mirror, I am looking at you.
>
> Tony
>
> "Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
> news:3F1C8F94.4090505@birdpoop.net...
> > Liquid Memory wrote:
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> > > I think you are so full of B.S., .....
> >
> > Tony,
> > what you might think is irrelevant... once again you've been caught
> > dishing out erroneous information and you just can't stand it!
> > Once and again, and not only here, you've been proven wrong, and what do
> > you do? You resort to your childish "I know you are, but what am I"
> > replies.
> >
> > The FACT is, most of the advice you give in this group is nothing but
> > horse****. Where are the thousands of people you've help? How come they
> > don't come forward and back you up? Who are the supposed experts and
> > avian vets and professional breeders and behaviourist that you get your
> > info from? Where the hell is your researched data coming from? Can't
> > answer this, can ya? why? because me thinks you're full of ****! But,
> > what I might think is irrelevant... your actions/posts speak for
> > themselves and give a clear picture of what a deluded moron you are.
> >
> > --
> > Marco
> > ~*~*~*~*
> > "Some people are like Slinkies . . .
> > not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
> > you see one tumble down the stairs."
> > My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
> >
> >
>
>
>
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| Shannon |
Tony,
Maybe it was just YOUR birds that couldn't talk after they learned to
whistle? I haven't seen anyone else so far who has expereinced that theory.
(Including myself)
Shannon
"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> And he was probably garbling under his breath before he whistled.
>
> I'm not saying that it is impossible. I am saying that if your bird
learns
> to whistle first with no word interactions, then most likely he won't
learn
> to talk at all. Most CAG's who learn how to whistle first never learn to
> talk.
>
> Tony
>
> "oldmolly" <oldmolly@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:bfgt7s$ehkve$1@ID-165698.news.uni-berlin.de...
> >
> > "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:WKoSa.23305$647.18901@fe05.atl2.webusenet.com...
> > > Here's a little tid-bit to start another massive thread, at least I
hope
> > > not.
> > >
> > > A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs
to
> > make
> > > a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then
the
> > > muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the
> bird
> > > can only whistle.
> > >
> > > Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word
out
> of
> > > him/her.
> > >
> > What a lot of tosh. The first thing my BFA learned was to wolf whistle.
> Now
> > he also has a huge vocabulary.
> >
> >
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"Dave Bugg" <dbuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
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> Liquid Memory wrote:
> > If it is so erroneous MARCO, then why did you snip it. Like I said
> > before, re-arrange everything I say to make me look stupid, but I am
> > not looking in the mirror, I am looking at you.
>
> Believe me, you don't need Marco's help to look stupid...
> --
> Dave
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>
LOL, you got that right. Every time he opens his mouth he removes all doubt
he is a moron all right.
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"Things get better with age, I'm approaching magnificent"!
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| Liquid Memory |
You people are funny and need lots of prayer.
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
news:3F205DCB.7060306@birdpoop.net...
> Liquid Memory wrote:
> > If it is so erroneous MARCO, then why did you snip it. Like I said
before,
> > re-arrange everything I say to make me look stupid, but I am not looking
in
> > the mirror, I am looking at you.
> >
> > Tony
>
>
> Ok Tony, here's your post:
>
> "A bird talks by flattening its throat and forcing air from the lungs to
> make
> a so-called vocal cord. If a bird learns how to whistle first, then the
> muscles used to flatten the throat can't flatten it properly and the bird
> can only whistle.
>
> Never teach your parrot to whistle first, you may never hear a word out of
> him/her."
>
> See, it didn't change anything... you're still a moron.
>
> --
> Marco
> ~*~*~*~*
> "Some people are like Slinkies . . .
> not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
> you see one tumble down the stairs."
> My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
>
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"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
news:3F213718.4040609@birdpoop.net...
> Liquid Memory wrote:
> > You people are funny and need lots of prayer.
>
> And the pattern repeats itself...
>
> tony: blah, blah, blah, bs, bs, bs...
> others: You're wrong.
> tony: prove it!
> others: *proof*
> tony: uh, um, get a life, i'll pray for you.
>
>
> --
> Marco
> I really wish he would just take his whole thing to
alt.butthead.religion.sue or some other place that wants to see him quote
biblical stuff and be prayed for for disagreeing with him.Perhaps instead of
giving advice on birds he should just quietly pray for all those misbehaving
birds.
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Debbie, Dusty (CAG) and Casperella (U2)
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| Dave Bugg |
Debbie Krug wrote:
>> I really wish he would just take his whole thing to
> alt.butthead.religion.sue or some other place that wants to see him
> quote biblical stuff and be prayed for for disagreeing with
> him.Perhaps instead of giving advice on birds he should just quietly
> pray for all those misbehaving birds.
He actually needs to pray for being a prideful twit.
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Dave
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| Liquid Memory |
"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
news:3F213718.4040609@birdpoop.net...
> Liquid Memory wrote:
> > You people are funny and need lots of prayer.
>
> And the pattern repeats itself...
>
> tony: blah, blah, blah, bs, bs, bs...
> others: You're wrong.
> tony: prove it!
> others: *proof*
What proof? Proof, that you can look like an idiot. I believe that.
> tony: uh, um, get a life, i'll pray for you.
>
>
> --
> Marco
> ~*~*~*~*
> "Some people are like Slinkies . . .
> not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when
> you see one tumble down the stairs."
> My ISP is ameritech.net, not birdpoop.net
>
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| Liquid Memory |
Awww, poor debbie hates god. I feel sorry for ya.
Tony
"Debbie Krug" <dkrug@tband.net> wrote in message
news:AyidnVqN94HUo7yiXTWJkw@casscity.net...
>
> "Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
> news:3F213718.4040609@birdpoop.net...
> > Liquid Memory wrote:
> > > You people are funny and need lots of prayer.
> >
> > And the pattern repeats itself...
> >
> > tony: blah, blah, blah, bs, bs, bs...
> > others: You're wrong.
> > tony: prove it!
> > others: *proof*
> > tony: uh, um, get a life, i'll pray for you.
> >
> >
> > --
> > Marco
>
> > I really wish he would just take his whole thing to
> alt.butthead.religion.sue or some other place that wants to see him quote
> biblical stuff and be prayed for for disagreeing with him.Perhaps instead
of
> giving advice on birds he should just quietly pray for all those
misbehaving
> birds.
>
> --
> Debbie, Dusty (CAG) and Casperella (U2)
>
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On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 07:50:46 -0400, "Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net>
wrote:
>
>"Marco" <chazmar@birdpoop.net> wrote in message
>news:3F213718.4040609@birdpoop.net...
>> Liquid Memory wrote:
>> > You people are funny and need lots of prayer.
>>
>> And the pattern repeats itself...
>>
>> tony: blah, blah, blah, bs, bs, bs...
>> others: You're wrong.
>> tony: prove it!
>> others: *proof*
>
>What proof? Proof, that you can look like an idiot. I believe that.
FFS pack it in, both of you, you're not going to agree so why argue. It
doesn't put either in a very good light ultimately.
Bex
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"Liquid Memory" <liqbbs@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Awww, poor debbie hates god. I feel sorry for ya.
>
> Tony
Feel sorry all you want. I do not hate *HER*.
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