Y'know what's scary...?

[conuly]

I could see Landover Baptist endorsing this guy. But I'm told he's serious. *shudders*

In other news, read today's sinfest. I seriously identify with Pooch. I just wanna play with the pigeons!

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[feathered.livejournal.com]

But Connie, pigeons are so dirty! *shudders* My great-grandmother used to say that they have "dirty little britches." I agree. I am always deeply disturbed whenever I see pigeons walking all over the tables of outdoor cafes.

[conuly]

My great-grandfather raised pigeons, during the war. I suppose he ate some of them... Pigeons are cute, and they're very much like little humans in suits. Why do you think they're dirty, anyway?

[feathered.livejournal.com]

It's probably because I associate pigeons with cities. We don't have any out here, though we do get seagulls every once in a while even though we're no where near a sea. Cities are always filthy, and I always seem to see a higher concentration of pigeons in the dirtiest areas, probably because there is more likely to be scraps of food there.

But, I also think all birds are dirty. It's irrational. But I know with the illogical side of my mind that birds = dirty. I doubt anything short of divine intervention will change that conviction. It's just one of my tics, I think. Like not liking orange.

[conuly]

I pet a sparrow once. That was cool. Ooh, and in San Diego we fed the lorakeets... not this visit, the one before the one before that. *nodnodnod*

Um. Sorry. I had nothing useful to say, so....

[catsluvdmb.livejournal.com]

I also think all birds are dirty. It's irrational.

It's not that irrational. Birds can spread all sorts of nasty diseases. Many doctors tell people with immune system problems and/or pregnant women to not own birds.