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wrinklebump says:
01:43 PM, 09/14/09
What the hell are birds of paradise and why would anyone want to throw one away.
Tell me this country hasn't sunk to the point where people are throwing dead parakeets in the dustbin.
cruiserhead1 says:
01:51 PM, 09/14/09
birds of paradise are a variety of plants common in Socal.
jeepsrt says:
02:04 PM, 09/14/09
@wrinklebump
"What the hell are birds of paradise and why would anyone want to throw one away.
Tell me this country hasn't sunk to the point where people are throwing dead parakeets in the dustbin."
That actually made me laugh out loud.
billt9 says:
03:08 PM, 09/14/09
bird of paradises are closer to crows and bluejays, not parakeets!
And I'd take it home and stuff it if I found a dead one in the garbage.
Oh "bird_S_ <- of paradise". The flower.
alex4515 says:
07:43 AM, 09/15/09
I wouldn't have a problem with throwing a dead parakeet in the dustbin. Is that bad? It's too big to go in the toilet. Am I expected to bury said corpse?
paragon2 says:
08:47 AM, 09/16/09
I laughed so hard I woke my cat. She also is distressed at the thought of your "dead parakeets in the dustbin" and has offered a solution for their disposal. She has offered to consume them prior to and during death.
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