Knife found in hole of front gate post

[skfullgun]

Any round that has a POLLY tip!!!

 

[robertc1024]

What round for red parrotts?

lololol. #6 Birdshot. I had about three different places that would contact me for my Houdini dog after she escaped. She was chipped so it helped me get her back.

 

[skfullgun]

What round for red parrotts?

Any round that has a POLLY tip!

 

[Moonpie]

Any round that has a POLLY tip!

 

[skfullgun]

Sorry, I tried to remove my double post.

 

[TxStetson]

Sorry, I tried to remove my double post.

Just makes it twice as funny.

 

[Southpaw]

Just makes it twice as funny.

 

[skfullgun]

I see what you did there...

But I had to do a double-take!

 

[avvidclif]

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Looks like all of them knives have been used on his face at one time or another.

 

[lightflyer1]

Well I ended up not hearing from the owners and sold it for $1200. So if you shot it with anything you weren't too bright.

Just saying the knife company may not be able to tell you who the owner is but may be able to send your contact info to them.

 

[Vaquero]

Well I ended up not hearing from the owners and sold it for $1200. So if you shot it with anything you weren't too bright.

Just saying the knife company may not be able to tell you who the owner is but may be able to send your contact info to them.

If I can't be trusted with the other guy's info, they won't get my info.

 

[TxStetson]

If I can't be trusted with the other guy's info, they won't get my info.

But do you trust the parrot?

 

[seeker_two]

But do you trust the parrot?

If this doesn't make it into the "Out Of Context Quote" thread, nothing will.....

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[lightflyer1]

If I can't be trusted with the other guy's info, they won't get my info.

The issue was PETA problems. They were causing issues with legitimate owners so owner info was not being released. The banding org was willing to forward my info so the owner had a chance to get their expensive parrot returned. I had no problem giving my info to the org who contacted the last registered owner, who replied it was no longer their bird. No info exchanged. Bird sold.

I generally try and do the right thing so trying to return the bird to its rightful owner just seemed right.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

The issue was PETA problems. They were causing issues with legitimate owners so owner info was not being released. The banding org was willing to forward my info so the owner had a chance to get their expensive parrot returned. I had no problem giving my info to the org who contacted the last registered owner, who replied it was no longer their bird. No info exchanged. Bird sold.

I generally try and do the right thing so trying to return the bird to its rightful owner just seemed right.

They should have gotten a BOS, then they would have had the owners info.








<sarcasm >

 

[lightflyer1]

They should have gotten a BOS, then they would have had the owners info.<sarcasm >

Well I am not the ATF, so the limits I will go to, to try and make things right have a lower limit. Birds like this are expensive to buy, expensive to keep and feed and maintain, require interaction from their owners to a great degree and they become attached to them like a spouse. Oh and they live 70 or so years to boot. I thought the 6 months I waited and tried was long enough for me and the bird. It deserved a long time home.

 

[sobi1998]

Well I am not the ATF, so the limits I will go to, to try and make things right have a lower limit. Birds like this are expensive to buy, expensive to keep and feed and maintain, require interaction from their owners to a great degree and they become attached to them like a spouse. Oh and they live 70 or so years to boot. I thought the 6 months I waited and tried was long enough for me and the bird. It deserved a long time home.

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I couldn’t commit to 70 years with a bird. I wish someone had warned me that leopard geckos live longer than dogs, otherwise I wouldn’t have gotten one when I was a kid


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[ZX9RCAM]

Well I am not the ATF, so the limits I will go to, to try and make things right have a lower limit. Birds like this are expensive to buy, expensive to keep and feed and maintain, require interaction from their owners to a great degree and they become attached to them like a spouse. Oh and they live 70 or so years to boot. I thought the 6 months I waited and tried was long enough for me and the bird. It deserved a long time home.

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Had an African Grey which lived about 25 years.
If I recall correctly, my parents paid $800 in ~1970.

 

[karlac]

Had an African Grey which lived about 25 years.
If I recall correctly, my parents paid $1200 in ~1970.

A sister has an African Grey that is well over 20. We took care of it for six months while she was out of the country.

Stayed in an outside cage on upstairs on our front balcony during the day, a location that could not be seen from the sidewalk.

In the early evening, while I was highly visible sitting in a rocker on the front porch, smart ass bird would wolf whistle at every woman that walked down the sidewalk ... still getting the occasional funny look from a walking trophy wife to this day.

Luckily for the bird, my sister picked him up just before I was ready to experiment with parrot gumbo.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Yep, extremely large vocabularies, and ability to imitate any noise/voice.
It was odd hearing my grandmother who had passed away wish me a "good morning" when I walked into the room .