Okay, only other bird people would understand this.DH and I were having some nice quiet time, and I started playing with his hair, then rubbing his nose. "What are you doing," he asked. I stopped, laughed, and replied, "I'm rubbing your beak!"
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Hm, Different
Okay, only other bird people would understand this.
Barb
Happiness is a firm banana
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Re: Hm, Different
Methinks you are truly a flock member.......
Linda L.
There are no bad birds, just misunderstood ones.
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Originally Posted by HeatherJ
Now if he starts scratching behind his ear with his foot then you really are in trouble......
Well that would be better than feeding her. :eek:
Dave and Ditto (he still lets me list my name first)
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I wonder what would happen if I went home and tried to bite my DH toes
Laura O
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If he starts clicking and dancing about, you know the beak rub is working
MJ
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He didn't much appreciate having his nose referred to as a beak, either.
Barb
Happiness is a firm banana
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Heather, thanks for a great "crack me up" remark!
Barb, yes we ARE bird people and I'm not at all surprised you did that and.....was there something unusual about that?
Janie
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Big Boi
Shy
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It is not a "beak"!I prefer the phrase "whopping conk" or the more Americanized "schnozzolla", thank you very much. *Lifts his proboscis high*
~Tim
The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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Jackie
I live in my own little world, but it's ok...they know me there.
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