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summer_jackel) wrote2010-04-29 10:52 am
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Tail up, feathers fluffed
wings a bit outspread, clucking imploringly:
I have been propositioned sexually
by a chicken.
It must be spring.
wings a bit outspread, clucking imploringly:
I have been propositioned sexually
by a chicken.
It must be spring.
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I hope that you let him down gently...
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She said, "you killed the rooster, fine. Now you get to BE the rooster."
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...although now I wonder about ALL those times my 'tame hens' approached me with spread wings, wanting to be 'picked up.'
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Time for the aural sex jokes.
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What sort of bird is Six again?
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They're often thought of as very plain looking parrots... and that's largely true, indoors, in indoor lighting.
But oh, skies, get her in sunlight... and there is -so- much there to see.
But then, I lapse rhapsodic about the absolutely glorious delicate dusting of violet feathers that catches the sunlight just-so, that one might see when one is fortunate enough to have worked closely with turkey vultures.
One might almost think that sunlight was where they were meant to be seen. Or maybe... with open
eyesminds.But rhapsody aside... yeah, having one's ear backed up to while be honked at passionately is... something I can generally do without.