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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: PaulW on 06 June 2008, 16:11:33
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Why is it...
You clean your car, do a good job, and then decide to Polish it (as its never been done)...
Then while you stand back to admire it once finished, a bird goes and does one gigantic meaty SHIT on the bonnet and windscreen...
>:( >:( >:(
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hope she didnt scratch the paintwork with her high heels. ;D ;D ;D
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I duno, but if it was that sorta bird, she can get her ass in that kitchen, and make me some pie!!!
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I've got the same problem. One tinker, I swear, has a cork rammed up there until the day I decide to wash my car and then Blam!
>:(
Kevin
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Thats birds for you paul they are dirty ;D ;D
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I remember working in Carlisle, it was a hot day and I was walking back to my digs, when a Seagull swooped down and aimed a load at me. If I hadn't taken evasive action it would have been a perfect shot, as it turn out it went down my arm. If only I had a gun >:(
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They fly around all day on the look out for people waxing there cars so as they can dump on them. Its there idea of a joke!
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You think they would want to 'perch' somewhere and have a bit of a clear out. But no, they have to do it on the move! The swines just know that if they were on the ground they would get what for!!
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Bread + Bicarbonate of soda :y
If they stick around long enough you can watch them blow up.
And that bit of advice from an albatross :-/
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green cars seem to attract them ,in my experience. :-/
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Bread + Bicarbonate of soda :y
If they stick around long enough you can watch them blow up.
alkazeltza has same results but works much much faster. used to do this down at padstow harbour in the summer when i was a kid. got me into a lot of bother.
And that bit of advice from an albatross :-/
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Reminds me of something a few years ago when I made a big mistake. I had been moving some furniture using a roof rack on a Sierra I used to own. It was a very icy morning and I felt sorry for the local bird population, so I got a full loaf of bread and broke it up and threw it out for our feathered friends. About ten minutes later I looked out of the window only to see about eighty Starlings using the roof rack as a communal perch and crapping all over my car roof :o :o :o thats gratitude for you >:(