kimberlie said:
kimberlie said:I want a bambino!
Cris - How could you forget Scooter?! LOL he's cute. I love frogs!! That's a great close-up, too.
Santos61198 said:Kim - all this time I thought they were just saying to me "you're next!"
Oh and Vanessa... don't take this the wrong way, but your weiner is adorable!
*resists making pulsing joke*katiesue1506 said:It's not the size of the weiner that matters... its the heart in the weiner.
Santos61198 said:Ok, I'm just going to say it -
I love Vanessa's weiner!! :wub:
Hee hee
I can't say her name. It's too embarrassing.kello82 said:aw mbh you got a kitty?!
yay im so happy for you!!
love her pink collar whats her name?? so cute!
Yeah, he was too young to talk at the time as well. No, although he is my only African Grey. I rescued and rehabilitated a Greater Sulfur Crested Cockatoo for 3 years.. That was exciting. I still miss him terribly, but he was never meant to be a house bird. He's in a giant sanctuary now where he can fly. I've had a few rescue Lovebirds come through the house... but now I just have the 2 Cockatiels and Luke. No more rescues, I have enough on my plate.misscris said:Cool picture Rhonda! Is that an African Grey? They probably thought he was mean because he was a baby and still biting. Good to know he found a good home with you! Is he your first bird?
I'm not sure.. I think the bird with the largest vocabulary was believe it or not, a budgie (parakeet.) African Greys do manage to sound the most "human" when they talk. The budgies I've heard talking sound almost mechanical/tinny if you know what I mean. I'd have to find it again, but when I have a few I'll see what I can come up with.misscris said:Hey Rhonda, aren't African Greys supposedly the most intelligent parrot?