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I'll donate a tenner to. It's the least I can do considering the joke I made about it. Sorry again Otis

Sorry only popped on a bit today I will put a tenner in for naming rights I wish to call him Grendel.

how are we collecting the money in?

stevefloyd said:

Not sure if you know and this

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how (and why) would we know this ?

ccfcway said:

how (and why) would we know this ?

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It was being discussed in off topic section.

Fiver from me

I'll put a tenner in. Mainly because he's the only fucker who 'likes' my posts...

King of the Lesbians said:

I'll put a tenner in. Mainly because he's the only fucker who 'likes' my posts...

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Can I have £10 as well please?

Out of interest how much does a parrot cost?

skybluetony176 said:

Out of interest how much does a parrot cost?

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Saw one for 1800 in a garden.centre yesterday

Are we sure the parrot is dead as i remember a famous Monty Python sketch.

Nick said:

Saw one for 1800 in a garden.centre yesterday

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Hope it was insured then as we aren't going to make much of a dent in the that unless one our richer fans buys the naming rights. Or maybe we could tempt a parrot from the London area as we have a bit of history there.

King of the Lesbians said:

I'll put a tenner in. Mainly because he's the only fucker who 'likes' my posts...

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I would give you a like just for the name as it makes me chuckle every time.

What about me I lost a rat

robbieray said:

What about me I lost a rat

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Unless it flew away in the claws of a parrot forget it.

If he calls it Grendel, I'll buy him a rat.....

Parrots should stick to snooker

Ok Grendel it is

Thanks a lot, you lovely bunch of humans. Very, very kind gesture, but no need.

My missus is saying the last thing she wants now is another parrot.

Would much rather you put the £10 each towards a new stadium.

Otis said:

Thanks a lot, you lovely bunch of humans. Very, very kind gesture, but no need.

My missus is saying the last thing she wants now is another parrot.

Would much rather you put the £10 each towards a new stadium.

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To be honest there is more chance of you building it. Shall we keep sending you the donations?

Otis said:

Thanks a lot, you lovely bunch of humans. Very, very kind gesture, but no need.

My missus is saying the last thing she wants now is another parrot.

Would much rather you put the £10 each towards a new stadium.

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I got rid of a gobby bird myself,and now she's my ex missus !

That's horrible Otis, I hope you and yours are coping well under the circumstances.

Fuck me is it do Gooder day?

stevefloyd said:

I am certainly not a do gooder usually but I must admit I really felt for Otis and his family with them being upset

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Can't even imagine what it must be like for something like that to happen to a family pet. Horrible thing to happen.

pipehitterz said:

fuck me is it do gooder day?

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wtf???

Really appreciate the concern and the sentiment. Really do. Thanks everyone.

It was horrible and just an utterly bizarre thing to happen too. It just all seemed so unreal you couldn't believe it could possibly be true, but it was

My daughter was very upset, but so much more so my missus. She has been distraught ever since and now hasn't slept for over 36 hours.

And on a side note, I do believe every day should be a do gooder day shouldn't it?

Wouldn't it just make the world a bit of a nicer place to be?

Anyway, I managed to recover the bird and he was pretty much still intact, so that made me personally feel so much better. It was like the rat took him away from us, but now we had him back and he was ours again.

Being able to bury him in the garden and then kill the rat has given me at least a little sense of closure.

I do think it makes it so much worse when it is a pet that talks to you. Makes it so much more personal and makes the animal seem so much more alive, it you get my meaning. They also live such a long time too. We just believed we were going to have the next 25-30 years with him.

Only had him a year, but taught him loads of stuff. He would say 'cheeky monkey' and 'cheeky chicken' and 'crazy in the coconut' and 'okey dokey' and 'holy schnitzel' and 'hello poopy' and so much more.

He would play peek a boo with you and hide and seek and he would wrestle with you and he would imitate the vacuum cleaner and do the actions too, hoovering the floor and you only had to say the name of someone in the house and he would fly straight to them. He knew all our names too. He was lovely.

Best thing he would do would be to fly upstairs into my daughter's bedroom, land on the the top of her bunk bed and stare out of the window into the garden and say 'where's the birdies?' Don't think he got irony.

Going to miss him so much, cos we got so attached to him and him to us. Guess that's why my wife now doesn't want another parrot. He is irreplaceable in her eyes.

Once again thanks for all the really kind words. It really made me smile and warmed the cockles of my heart.

Even better still, it even made my missus smile too.

Who's poopy

robbieray said:

Who's poopy

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Because he pooped everywhere, it's what my missus called him.

Ok thanks for clearing that up...or should I say thanks to your wife for clearing it up lol..

I had a pet slug that died. Can I get some donations? A tenner from everyone would replace him.

No u slimey git