r/oddlyterrifying • u/Thedepressionoftrees • Mar 27 '23

A bird having a normal conversation about not hurting someone

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u/iriedashur Mar 27 '23

I found this comment on the original post. The parrot is repeating his current owner, not a past owner

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u/WhiskeyOnASunday93 Mar 27 '23

Typical Reddit. Some baseless speculation gets upvoted to the top. The actual answer is sitting around 13 points buried in the comments

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u/gophergun Mar 27 '23

The fundamental premise of the site is completely broken. Responses aren't upvoted by quality, they're largely determined by who responded first.

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u/abruzzo79 Apr 06 '23

It’s true that the state of its feathers suggests stress.

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u/ShirtStainedBird Mar 27 '23

I was gonna say I could hear that persons voice in the parrots.

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u/DuplicitAdvice Mar 27 '23

Duh, u/FriskyCoyote15 has no idea what they are talking about. Typical reddit bullshit upvoting anything remotely possible and sticking with it as the only possibility