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@very-rusty said
Aggression Suzie Q!

Aggression in parrots can be a serious problem, leading to unhappy birds and even unhappier owners. Causes of aggression in parrots include territoriality, hormonal fluxes during adolescence or breeding season, stress, lack of mental stimulation, and dominance issues, to name a few.

Do you understand better what I am saying now?

-VR
rusty had his pecker pecked by an aggressive parakeet

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@lemondrop said
rusty had his pecker pecked by an aggressive parakeet
you've misspelled peckerkeet
yer welcome

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@rookie54 said
you've misspelled peckerkeet
yer welcome
😆

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it might have been a woodpecker looking for a little treat

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@very-rusty said
Why do you figure that, I have no reason to fear anyone!

-VR
“Without fear there cannot be courage.”
― Christopher Paolini

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@very-rusty said
Causes of aggression in parrots include territoriality, hormonal fluxes during adolescence or breeding season, stress, lack of mental stimulation, and dominance issues, to name a few.
Describes you to a T, Rusty. Want a cracker?

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@very-rusty said
Indeed and can be aggressive!

-VR
You want aggressive birds? Watch the Hitchcock movie about them.


Now what was it called? 🤔

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@great-big-stees said
You want aggressive birds? Watch the Hitchcock movie about them.


Now what was it called? 🤔
The Birds? 🙂

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@torunn said
The Birds? 🙂
That's it. I knew it had something to do with thing that flew but I thought maybe it was The Pterodactyls.

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Do the young English dudes still refer to women as birds? I ask because PC-ism and
cancel culture can change a lot of things. Nothing is sacred, not even Aunt Jemima

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@earl-of-trumps said
Do the young English dudes still refer to women as birds? I ask because PC-ism and
cancel culture can change a lot of things. Nothing is sacred, not even Aunt Jemima
Aunt Jemima is a stereotype that should have ceased to exist long ago.

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@suzianne said
Aunt Jemima is a stereotype that should have ceased to exist long ago.
I liked the Aunt Jemima label as did many others. It was part of having your pancakes.

-VR

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@very-rusty said
I liked the Aunt Jemima label as did many others. It was part of having your pancakes.

-VR
you ate the label?

dang
i always went after the syrup inside the bottle

btw, the syrup hasn't changed
only the racist label

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@very-rusty said
I liked the Aunt Jemima label as did many others. It was part of having your pancakes.

-VR
I think you can probably have your pancakes without making fun of black people with unrealistic caricatures.

What if you saw a label on a product that showed some old, balding white guy with a stained white t-shirt and a pot belly wearing black socks and sandals with bermuda shorts? On a box of "Dirty Uncle Bob's Pancake Mix"? Would that be okay?

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@suzianne said
I think you can probably have your pancakes without making fun of black people with unrealistic caricatures.

What if you saw a label on a product that showed some old, balding white guy with a stained white t-shirt and a pot belly wearing black socks and sandals with bermuda shorts? On a box of "Dirty Uncle Bob's Pancake Mix"? Would that be okay?
I remember as a kid seeing the Aunt Jemima box coming out and the picture of the lady on it, and was so happy that we were going to be having pancakes, not something we had every day when I was growing up, as we were quite poor.

I wasn't looking at color didn't even enter my mind, she actually looked a bit like my grandmother who had dark skin also.

-VR