My Boys Today

[Mik]

I was very hesitant to open this thread. Glad it’s sweet.

[George K]

By the way, that rocking chair in the background?

It was Mrs. George's GRANDMOTHER'S. Probably 120 years old. Boris likes to sit on it.

[Mik]

Caption: “You are fortunate they feed me well, bird.”

[George K]

@Mik said in My Boys Today:

Caption: “You are fortunate they feed me well, bird.”

Believe me, Boris would be the loser in such a confrontation.

[Sidney]

You damn well better believe it. Mom was changing the water bowl in my cage last week.

Google this: subungual hematoma.

I won...again.

[George K]

Asshole...

But, on another note, we took Sid to the vet last week.

For a middle-aged parrot (26) he's doing well. He's gained about 100 grams in 8 years, but, considering he's middle aged, a 5% weight gain isn't bad. Bloodwork is all OK.

[LuFins Dad]

Cat vs parrot? No question the cat is the loser.

[George K]

@LuFins-Dad said in My Boys Today:

Cat vs parrot? No question the cat is the loser.

Yup.

Remember though Sid is a "parrot," he's two pounds of beak, feathers and wings. The only thing that could save Boris is if his reaction time is faster. Cats have a reaction time of around 40 msec.

Fast enough? I dunno.

[Renauda]

Maine Coons are big house cats and lighting fast. Mine picked a sparrow out of the air in my old house after it flew in down the fireplace chimney and into the living room. Seconds later when I got to the cat all I could see were tail feathers sticking out of his mouth. But it was a small sparrow. I doubt the same success would have occurred if it had been a magpie or a crow.

Boris would at least have to the size of a lynx to take on a parrot.

[89th]

@Mik said in My Boys Today:

I was very hesitant to open this thread. Glad it’s sweet.

Honestly, I was expecting anything, and I mean anything, but was not expecting a picture of George's p*ssy.