That reminds me of the plumber who knocked on the customer's door. The customer was out but a parrot answered, "who is it". Plumber "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink."; parrot "who is it". Plumber, a bit louder, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink."; parrot "who is it". Plumber, a lot louder, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink!"; parrot "who is it". Plumber, screaming at the top of his lungs, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink!!!" Where upon he collapses of a coronary and falls through the door. When the owner comes home and see the plumber on the floor she rhetorically asks, "who is it". The parrot, "I am the plumber I have come to fix the sink."
Talking to Parrots, international or otherwise, can be dangerous you see.
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That reminds me of the plumber who knocked on the customer's door. The customer was out but a parrot answered, "who is it". Plumber "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink."; parrot "who is it". Plumber, a bit louder, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink."; parrot "who is it". Plumber, a lot louder, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink!"; parrot "who is it". Plumber, screaming at the top of his lungs, "I am the plumber, I have come to fix the sink!!!" Where upon he collapses of a coronary and falls through the door. When the owner comes home and see the plumber on the floor she rhetorically asks, "who is it". The parrot, "I am the plumber I have come to fix the sink."
Talking to Parrots, international or otherwise, can be dangerous you see.
That's Pirates NOT Parrots, you blockhead!
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