Hilarious!!!!

--- Gary Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Oh my, I have a pet that talks to me all the time, 
> Max, my African Grey parrot.  Let's see, if I try to
> sleep in on the weekend she starts the day by
> hollering up to me from downstairs
> "HELLLL-LLLOWW-OHH" over and over.  I book on down
> to the kitchen, and start getting the kittys fed
> while Max hollers "want some apple" over and over. 
> She recently started requesting that it be green
> apple!  I finish the cats, start slicing the apple,
> tell Max it's almost ready, and she says (in her
> best snooty diva voice) "Want some grape".  I add
> grapes to the bowl, run it in to her, and she greets
> me with "Want some banana".  I put the bowl in her
> cage, run back to the kitchen, get some banana, run
> back in and she flings the banana to the floor to
> join the uneaten apples and grapes lying there. 
> (Meanwhile, the cats are quietly and gratefully
> gulping down their wet food).  Max now asks "Where's
> Gary?" for the first of about 100 times a day.  Gary
> is my husband.  Max hates Gary.  If Gary speaks to
> me while I'm holding Max she mumbles "ass****" under
> her breath.  If he speaks nicely directly to her she
> says it outloud.  Poor guy, he's paid a large
> portion of her vet bills.  When they finish eating
> the kittens begin coming into the front room with
> Max and I.  As each one enters she says "Who's
> that?" and meows when I answer.  Sometimes, just for
> kicks, she says "Come heeeeaaaarrrr" in her sweetest
> little girl voice and lowers her head like she just
> wants a head scritch.  If they get too close the
> beak flashes out and she trys to nail them.  When
> they stopped falling for this, she began ripping
> pieces of newspaper from the bottom of her cage and
> dropping them, fluttering, to the floor to tempt the
> poor little kitties back into striking range.  Smart
> bird.  If I lock her back up so I can relax my
> vigilance a bit and maybe read the paper, Max is not
> pleased and yells "NIGHT-NIGHT".  If I fail to let
> her back out, she starts cussing me out with
> creative combinations of real swearwords she learned
> from her previous owner.  So in answer to your
> question, I would take the money.  Lord help me if
> the cats could talk too!!!
>   
> Beth
> 
> PS.  I really do adore Max, I am remodeling a spare
> bedroom that will be a birdsafe room where she can
> play and cuddle with me free of the kitty worry.  I
> try to talk a lot of people out of getting a large
> parrot as a pet, they are louder, more demanding,
> and more destructive than most sane people can
> tolerate.  At the same time, I am profoundly
> grateful for her trust and devotion to me, she has
> pulled me through some very dark times.  I hope to
> spend the rest of my life with her.  The poor dear
> tries really hard to fit in, she should be living a
> life of freedom, flying in a rainforest, and instead
> has to live by our rules in confinement.  If it
> makes her feel like cussing a bit, I understand...  
>   
> 
> 
>  
> Hi all. Hope everyone's "babies" are doing great! I
> was in Philly visiting my Dad in Hospital..He might
> come home on Weds!!:) There was a lady doing surveys
> and the one question was kinda interesting. It was
> would you rather have $100,000 or your cat ( or pet)
> have the ability to talk to you in English ( your
> language) for one week. Your cat could have a
> conversation with you. It made me smile because I'll
> always say to Crackers..Oh Daddy what cha thinking
> about. Tell mommy what you are doing. What would you
> guys do?
> Kayte


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