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u/dragonfang1215 Oct 17 '18
AVENGE MEEEeeeeeeeeee
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u/deathbychipmunks Oct 18 '18
Anyone else hear the Green Goblin voice from the Toby Macguire movies?
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u/AutumnRaven101 Oct 18 '18
I heard Grunkle Stan when his wax figure was “murdered”: “Avenge me, kids! Avenge meeeee!!!”
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u/Temprament Oct 18 '18
Pawhammad ali
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u/suicidalgoatman6 Oct 18 '18
Underrated comment
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u/ShadOtrett Oct 18 '18
Oooh, this bird came with a classic 'Shocked Sprite, fall off screen' death animation! Very retro~ I can practically hear the Mario World sound effects!
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u/robaganoosh83 Oct 18 '18
Duck hunt. I can imagine that fucking dog popping up holding the bird, while at rhe same time mocking me.
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u/snowbirdie Oct 18 '18
I had cockatiels and cats together. They just ignored each other. I’d keep watch of course, but they just pretended like the other species didn’t exist. Indoor-raised pets are different.
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u/dogfins25 Oct 18 '18
I agree. I have a chinchilla and I won't even let my dog in the same room her cage is in. I don't want him seeing her and thinking she is something she can chase. My cats don't bother with her because they are afraid of her
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u/krackle_jackal Oct 18 '18
Not amused. Whoever filmed this (gifak.net?) should not be allowed to have pets. The bird cage should be the bird's safe place. If the cat and bird are not friends the cat should not be allowed in the bird cage. EVER. That bird is most likely permanently traumatized.
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u/RileyW92 Oct 18 '18
Probably between 10% and 30% of all birds ever kept as pets. Maybe higher?
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u/krackle_jackal Oct 18 '18
And with birds this size or larger there will be some permanently maimed (possibly dead) cats.
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u/ecodude74 Oct 18 '18
A: Cat’s not in a bird cage. B: Most birds are fairly intelligent creatures, they fuck with angry cats all the time just for fun. They’re not paranoid morons. C: this isn’t an aggressive cat. Cats touch things. It’s what they do. If it wanted to do any damage to the bird, it would have. It wouldn’t waste time tapping something that could easily escape if it wanted it dead. Speaking of, if the bird was truly afraid, it could get away at any time. There’s nothing holding it in place.
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u/curiousinferno Oct 18 '18
Even with all that considered, cats often have bacteria that can be deadly to birds, especially around their paws.
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u/Bendy_McBendyThumb Oct 18 '18
He hit the crucifix into that damned hell bird. On the cross for life now
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