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  1. Simon Bennett said:
    Bertie Wiggins said:

    What are you twittering on about?

    I wish they'd all stop falcon about.

    What are you huffin' and puffin' about!?

  2. Just zis Guy said:

    In a surprising development, UK scientists who have been running tests
    on a parrot that died in quarantine, to detect whether or not it had
    the H5N1 flu strain that has killed at least 60 people in Asia have
    now announced that the bird was in fact "not dead".


    There's never a Python Policeman around when you need one, is there?

    🙂

    Mike

  3. Stuart Millington said:
    you know? said:

    The bird, a Norwegian blue, was part of a mixed consignment of 148

    I was waiting for that after Mark beat me to the "no need to get in a
    flap about it" reply... He was just too Swift for me ;-)

    You're all Raven mad!

    --
    Tony

    "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
    Anon

  4. elyob said:

    In all seriousness, what are the symptons of bird flu?


    All the girlies at work are coughing and sneezing, but the fellas are
    fine.

    - I'll get my coat and migrate south...

  5. Tony:

    Quoted message said:

    You're all Raven mad!


    ....and it must be a Thorn in your side, people Robin' your name like
    that.

  6. Stuart Millington said:
    you know? said:

    The bird, a Norwegian blue, was part of a mixed consignment of 148

    I was waiting for that after Mark beat me to the "no need to get in a
    flap about it" reply... He was just too Swift for me ;-)

    You'll just have to swallow your pride then...

    --
    Mark.
    http://tranchant.plus.com/

  7. Mike K Smith said:
    Just zis Guy said:

    In a surprising development, UK scientists who have been running tests
    on a parrot that died in quarantine, to detect whether or not it had
    the H5N1 flu strain that has killed at least 60 people in Asia have
    now announced that the bird was in fact "not dead".


    There's never a Python Policeman around when you need one, is there?

    But noone expects the python policemen.. err.. IGMC

    ...d

  8. Mark Tranchant said:
    Stuart Millington said:
    you know? said:

    The bird, a Norwegian blue, was part of a mixed consignment of 148

    I was waiting for that after Mark beat me to the "no need to get in a
    flap about it" reply... He was just too Swift for me ;-)

    You'll just have to swallow your pride then...

    You're a right little buzzard, aren't you?

  9. "Un oeuf, un oeuf!" he cried...

  10. Dan Gregory said:

    "Un oeuf, un oeuf!" he cried...

    All white, enough of the yolks!

    --
    Tony

    "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
    Anon

  11. David Martin said:
    Mike K Smith said:
    Just zis Guy said:

    In a surprising development, UK scientists who have been running tests
    on a parrot that died in quarantine, to detect whether or not it had
    the H5N1 flu strain that has killed at least 60 people in Asia have
    now announced that the bird was in fact "not dead".

    There's never a Python Policeman around when you need one, is there?

    But noone expects the python policemen.. err.. IGMC

    ..d


    Any more like that and you'll be up before the beak.

    julesh

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