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Seriously, they're excellent pets. After the nightmare of looking after my girlfriend's rabbit (it chews everything in sight - ethernet cables, sofas, DVD boxes, remote controls, curtains, live electrical wires - all wrecked), the budgie is a welcome change. It's a proper little character, really cheeky and fun. Show it anything shiny and it'll run or fly for it, like a hawk. Make high-pitched noises and it'll squawk back. Apparently they can speak too.
It's latest trick is picking up crisp packets, spinning round a few times, then letting go and throwing them. Chase, repeat, fun fun fun!
It's latest trick is picking up crisp packets, spinning round a few times, then letting go and throwing them. Chase, repeat, fun fun fun!
Chad Niga wrote:
> So clever... Too clever...
Only if it picked the one with big knockers.
> So clever... Too clever...
Only if it picked the one with big knockers.
My friend had a budgie, it was well clever. We used to play blind date with it, and it used to wait on the spot until we removed the barrier, which was just a book or something, then it used to go up to one of 3 model birds and start rubbing its beak up to it.
So clever... Too clever...
So clever... Too clever...
Budgies are crap.
I want a chipmunk. Infact, i'll get 3 and form a band...
I want a chipmunk. Infact, i'll get 3 and form a band...
I used to have a pet mouse that competed in the Olympics.
Maybe.
But I did actually have a mouse, and he was a fat, lazy bast. He didn't really do much, but I do remember this one time we put cheese at the end of a maze and he got it uber-quickly.
What's the budgie called?
Maybe.
But I did actually have a mouse, and he was a fat, lazy bast. He didn't really do much, but I do remember this one time we put cheese at the end of a maze and he got it uber-quickly.
What's the budgie called?
hey you prankmonkey... (sorry just got reminded by "seamonkey")
i wanted a budgie when i was younger, but looking after something living that ainnt me (or a laday) is too expensive
i wanted a budgie when i was younger, but looking after something living that ainnt me (or a laday) is too expensive
Man that sounds pretty cool. i wish my seamonkeys could do that. I tried putting a crisp packet in their tank but they all stopped moving. :(
Seriously, they're excellent pets. After the nightmare of looking after my girlfriend's rabbit (it chews everything in sight - ethernet cables, sofas, DVD boxes, remote controls, curtains, live electrical wires - all wrecked), the budgie is a welcome change. It's a proper little character, really cheeky and fun. Show it anything shiny and it'll run or fly for it, like a hawk. Make high-pitched noises and it'll squawk back. Apparently they can speak too.
It's latest trick is picking up crisp packets, spinning round a few times, then letting go and throwing them. Chase, repeat, fun fun fun!
It's latest trick is picking up crisp packets, spinning round a few times, then letting go and throwing them. Chase, repeat, fun fun fun!