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4/28/13, 03:26 PM
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4/28/13, 04:49 PM
#586
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Over at the father in-laws and there was a bird inside .... I saved it by throwing a towel on it and letting it outside
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4/28/13, 05:04 PM
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4/28/13, 07:05 PM
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Nicely done!
4/28/13, 08:33 PM
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What? NO.... I got the bird in the towel and let the BIRD outside so he wouldn't die from being inside
4/28/13, 10:56 PM
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4/29/13, 12:00 AM
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My old uncle had a bird get in his house once when we were visiting for the holidays. My aunt saw it first, started screaming and ran into the kitchen. My uncle came in from the garage wondering what all the fuss was about, and saw the bird flying around. He calmly asked his wife to bring her largest sauce pan and a spatula. My aunt, not of the mensa crowd, brought them, asking how he was going to keep the bird in the sauce pan with just a spatula. It was at this point that my uncle gave his very best impression of John McEnroe and bashed the bird across the room. Ace. My aunt was rather distraught, and told him she wouldn't have given him the saucepan if she knew he was going to do that with it. His reply: "Why do you think I didn't ask you for the skillet?" He then used the spatula to scoop the mass of feathers into the pan and carried it outside.
He always did seem a little off to me...
He always did seem a little off to me...
4/29/13, 12:28 AM
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My old uncle had a bird get in his house once when we were visiting for the holidays. My aunt saw it first, started screaming and ran into the kitchen. My uncle came in from the garage wondering what all the fuss was about, and saw the bird flying around. He calmly asked his wife to bring her largest sauce pan and a spatula. My aunt, not of the mensa crowd, brought them, asking how he was going to keep the bird in the sauce pan with just a spatula. It was at this point that my uncle gave his very best impression of John McEnroe and bashed the bird across the room. Ace. My aunt was rather distraught, and told him she wouldn't have given him the saucepan if she knew he was going to do that with it. His reply: "Why do you think I didn't ask you for the skillet?" He then used the spatula to scoop the mass of feathers into the pan and carried it outside.
He always did seem a little off to me...
He always did seem a little off to me...
4/29/13, 04:24 AM
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My old uncle had a bird get in his house once when we were visiting for the holidays. My aunt saw it first, started screaming and ran into the kitchen. My uncle came in from the garage wondering what all the fuss was about, and saw the bird flying around. He calmly asked his wife to bring her largest sauce pan and a spatula. My aunt, not of the mensa crowd, brought them, asking how he was going to keep the bird in the sauce pan with just a spatula. It was at this point that my uncle gave his very best impression of John McEnroe and bashed the bird across the room. Ace. My aunt was rather distraught, and told him she wouldn't have given him the saucepan if she knew he was going to do that with it. His reply: "Why do you think I didn't ask you for the skillet?" He then used the spatula to scoop the mass of feathers into the pan and carried it outside.
He always did seem a little off to me...
He always did seem a little off to me...
4/29/13, 12:05 PM
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Some how birds get into my sisters house every once in awhile. Last time I was there and it was pretty funny seeing 3 cats and a dog trying to catch it . Lol, it was very lucky that all the cats were declawed and that I was there, because the cats caught it once and the dog also caught it once. I checked it over before letting it good ( no point in releasing a badly injured bird ).