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Hooray! Another nice thread from the Doomy brigade! You and atW must be on DOOM rehab.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe reason they turn the site off over night is so I can't start singing and posting "Hey Fatty Boom Boom.."
Crisp-loving Norfolk parrot flies again after diet - BBC News
A crisp-loving parrot - who was so overweight she could not fly - has slimmed down after being put on a diet.
Amazon green parrot Bud was 620g (1.4lbs) on arrival at the RSPCA's Mid Norfolk and North Suffolk branch.
Her new owner had to ban the savoury snacks from the house, claiming Bud could "detect a packet of crisps being opened from four miles away".
Nearly a year on, Chloe Shorten said the 22-year-old bird is "loving life and can fly again".
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Hey Fatty...
The reason they turn the site off over night is so I can't start singing and posting "Hey Fatty Boom Boom.."
Crisp-loving Norfolk parrot flies again after diet - BBC News
A crisp-loving parrot - who was so overweight she could not fly - has slimmed down after being put on a diet.
Amazon green parrot Bud was 620g (1.4lbs) on arrival at the RSPCA's Mid Norfolk and North Suffolk branch.
Her new owner had to ban the savoury snacks from the house, claiming Bud could "detect a packet of crisps being opened from four miles away".
Nearly a year on, Chloe Shorten said the 22-year-old bird is "loving life and can fly again".Tags: None
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