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I was shooting some hoops with my 7 year old grandson when the ball bounced off my foot and rolled in the grass he said" my ball your out of balance" I said do you mean out of bounds?" He replied" nope your getting old so you're out of balance" my goodness the world thru a 7 year olds eyes. I guess I need to re center my chi then hehe

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Wold talker yes I have been to Mel Fishers museum it's ok to go once after that its a rip off... Ill reserve my opinion of that operation

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Wold talker yes I have been to Mel Fishers museum it's ok to go once after that its a rip off... Ill reserve my opinion of that operation

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No purchases made,it was rather interesting seeing all the Gold,Silver and Emeralds though.
 

Folks...I thought you'd get a kick out of this picture....lol.

Folks,

Our cat lucky is quite the contortionist.....
 

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LOL, My parrot in my avatar is named lucky....

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Good looking bird you have there TH. My Mother In Law has an African Grey that has quite the vocabulary. It's absolutely hilarious when it repeats the answering machine message. "We're not here to take your call right now, please leave a message, BEEP, BEEP, BEEP"
 

Good looking bird you have there TH. My Mother In Law has an African Grey that has quite the vocabulary. It's absolutely hilarious when it repeats the answering machine message. "We're not here to take your call right now, please leave a message, BEEP, BEEP, BEEP"

Lucky has a large vocabulary too... He will even carry on a conversation with himself that can run on for 10-15 mins non stop.

When I put him to bed at night he will say every word he knows trying to keep from going to bed, he is like a 4 year old child that doesn't want to go to bed...

One day at garage sale people were talking to him and he wouldn't say a word. As I was getting into my van to leave he was sitting on my shoulder, he turns looks at me and says "I was so scared daddy.".




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Friends near have a grey that does the microwave "ding". The alarm "chime" like when a door is opened."Dripping water" ,I insist before it rains. Imitates my friend calling his wife's name,and one day when they were on vacation and I was tending animals in her voice said loudly "quiet!".
 

You guys should hear the bird giving the dog crap "Bailey, go lay in your bed!" or "Bailey, no begging!" and then see Bailey listen to the bird. :laughing7:
 

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Friends near have a grey that does the microwave "ding". The alarm "chime" like when a door is opened."Dripping water" ,I insist before it rains. Imitates my friend calling his wife's name,and one day when they were on vacation and I was tending animals in her voice said loudly "quiet!".

When the phone rings sometimes I let lucky answer especially when I see it is a telemarketer or 800 numbers. He starts talking and caller on other gets bewildered and hangs up....

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Lol! Thanks for the parrot stories!

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TH etal,

A buddy of mine by the name of Dave has an African gray parrot with probably a vocabulary of 300 to 400 words....he loves being the center of attention.

At a group gathering a bunch of us were setting at the dinning room table sipping on wine and talking....since he wasn't getting enough attention he hopped up on the table and one by one knocked over the wine glasses....hopped down on the floor and started walking down the hallway....going "yak yak yak" to show his displeasure.....lol...

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Bill

When the phone rings sometimes I let lucky answer especially when I see it is a telemarketer or 800 numbers. He starts talking and caller on other gets bewildered and hangs up....

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These parrot stories are hilarious thanks.....

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I'm almost jealous of you guys going outside hitting the woods, putting a log on the fireplace.....then I think......I went swimming today and it was about 80 degrees here and I smile. :)

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TH etal,

A buddy of mine by the name of Dave has an African gray parrot with probably a vocabulary of 300 to 400 words....he loves being the center of attention.

At a group gathering a bunch of us were setting at the dinning room table sipping on wine and talking....since he wasn't getting enough attention he hopped up on the table and one by one knocked over the wine glasses....hopped down on the floor and started walking down the hallway....going "yak yak yak" to show his displeasure.....lol...

Regards + HH

Bill

African Greys are the number 1 talkers, I think amazons are a close 2nd, they are the species Bush Gardens use in most of their parrot shows.

I have never counted his vocabulary but a conservative estimate is between100-200. It is hard to count as constantly picking up new words

He talks in sentences and carries on a 2 way conversation with himself.

He will say " I'm lost ", waits few seconds then says "come find me"

Says "what does a cat say" waits about 3-5 seconds then says "meow"

He will ask " how you doing" i say im okay how are you?, he then says I'm fine."

It just goes on and on He like to talk so the more we talk to him the more he talks...

People walk by when I'm out and he is on my shoulder he will say "hello, how are you" to every one who walks by or will do a wolf whistle then say " how are you".


If I knew how much attention you can get from pretty women with a talking parrot I would have bought one when I was single.. LOL..

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