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I've got a really noisy bird. Can you hear it? I can't hear it. I can't. It's probably

put it in a different room, I'd say. But yeah, you know, you're not supposed to buy

cage birds anymore, don't you, Henry? Come on, Sally. Off we take it. That's one of the

big no-nose. No, it's not, is it? It's about birds. Yeah, it's fine, isn't it? I think

that's been a bit of a no-no for a long old time, isn't it? The old cage bird? No. You can

buy a budgie. I know, but I didn't get supposed to. What do you mean you're not supposed to?

I think the, isn't the accepted thinking that a bird probably would rather be sort of

flitting about the place. Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike. Mike, Mike, Mike. Oh, dear.

Accepted thinking. Mike was in the act. Two dead fellows. Well acquainted. Oh, God,

you're not getting it. I admit it's harder to train a free-range

parrot to swear at a visiting maiden arm, but it might be happier. They're also good

for witnessing murders. Sometimes they can, they can have the whole the key. That's true.

Stop killing me, Jeffrey. Stop killing me, Jeffrey. Is that a missibund court? A budgie

saying that? The question. So you're saying for security reasons, we should, we should

continue to keep cage birds. I think it should be cage bird in every home, possibly on

our person at all times. Yeah. In case of attack. Because even the most cold-blooded

bludgeoner, they might have taken you out, but they're going to, they're going to spare

the bird. The speed of the bird. Oh, yeah. They'll feed the bird, normally. I suppose

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