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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / May 2004Should nails be clipped?
And if so, how often? Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. > And if so, how often? > > Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am > going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you > thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. I don't clip toenails on my birds all that often...I use the pastel perches and it seems to keep them short enough. I've read that sandy perches can cause sores on their feet so I never use them | > And if so, how often? | > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | and it seems to keep them short enough. I've read that sandy perches can | cause sores on their feet so I never use them These perches I am talking about are something fairly new. I guess they are suppose to be softer and safer on the feet. I heard that the cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches or the birds feet get wet due to the lime in the cement. > I heard that the > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches or > the birds feet get wet due to the lime in the cement. Who did you hear that from? No lime can leach out of a concrete perch even when it is wet. Feet do not become sore either somply because they are not that rough, nor do the birds spend long periods on the one perch. I would be very interested to hear who you 'heard' this misinformation from. | > I heard that the | > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches or [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | I would be very interested to hear who you 'heard' this misinformation | from. I got the information from an ad in "Bird Talk" magazine. > | > I heard that the > | > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > I got the information from an ad in "Bird Talk" magazine. And was the ad' for a company selling an alternative product to pollys pastels? Are you getting my drift :0) FWIW every one of my cages has a pollys pastels perch in. Some are several years old and have been put through the dishwasher often to clean them. Not one of the birds has ever had sore feet. It is my understanding that only wet cement leaches lime. Once it has set and weathered nothing leaches. I may be wrong but my own experience say not. The perches get soaked when I spray the birds as I do it with a knapsack sprayer and thoroughly soak them down to the skin. Too many birds to do it with a small plant mister. I would use up one for each cage and get sore hands from the effort :0) > > | > I heard that the > > | > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > it with a small plant mister. I would use up one for each cage and get > sore hands from the effort :0) I aught to check into something like that to spray my 7 cages. The arthritis is mostly in my hands and they hurt as I type now from the spraying an hour ago. What do you mean by knapsack sprayer? In other words who makes it? Thanks Lily Mae > I aught to check into something like that to spray my 7 cages. The > arthritis [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks > Lily Mae I don't know where you are, but in the US you can find a pump sprayer at the home improvement stores,(such as Lowe's or Home Depot) in the garden section, for about $20. Fill it up with water, pump it a few times and spray away. Surely beats squeezing the trigger on the spray bottle about 1000 per bird. :)  Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > > I aught to check into something like that to spray my 7 cages. The > > arthritis [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > spray away. Surely beats squeezing the trigger on the spray bottle about > 1000 per bird. :) That's the one MArco. Mine however holds a lot of water and you put it on your back like a knapsack so to move about with it as my cages are in 2 rooms. They are normally used for spraying nasty chemicals in gardens etc. > > I aught to check into something like that to spray my 7 cages. The > > arthritis [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > spray away. Surely beats squeezing the trigger on the spray bottle about > 1000 per bird. :) Thanks, I'm traveling near a Home Depot today. Lily Mae Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. Bad idea generally to use a potentially lethal setup like this. If a spec of dirt comes out at that pressure, or the spray nozzle came off or was maladjusted you may injure your pet's eyes or body. > > > I aught to check into something like that to spray my 7 cages. The > > > arthritis [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Thanks, I'm traveling near a Home Depot today. > Lily Mae But! x/y + speed of dirt = omega 3 therefore y is safe because x is a constant, whereby the speet of dirt is relative to x, and omega3 is your Tiel's health with respect to the PG factor. The PG factor being how fast a ceiling fan can spin safely with a Tiel on board. Caution: The P factor is subjective and unstable and extreme caution must be used when dealing with it. There. My mathematical equation proves it is safe to use a spray bottle. Just because I say so. So there. :-P It's called Pizza-logic. > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. > > Bad idea generally to use a potentially lethal setup like this. If a spec of > dirt comes out at that pressure, or the spray nozzle came off or was > maladjusted you may injure your pet's eyes or body. > But! > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Just because I say so. So there. :-P > It's called Pizza-logic. Ah, but you missed something Mark, remember that if you're going to come up with that equation, you need to substitute 'spray bottle' with something completely unrelated and irrelevant to the case scenario, like "watermelon". Don't you recall her speed/ceiling fan equation was factored in with "wood ducks" not cockatiels. LOL Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > Ah, but you missed something Mark, remember that if you're going to come > up with that equation, you need to substitute 'spray bottle' with > something completely unrelated and irrelevant to the case scenario, like > "watermelon". Don't you recall her speed/ceiling fan equation was factored > in with "wood ducks" not cockatiels. OOOHHH That's right!!! Sorry - I should also mention that the equation is designed with the use of a fireman's hose - not a spray bottle, so you have to factor in the watermelon and the 6 capers in vinegar, which can make your Tiel's bum tingle. Firehose speed = Caper tingle + Rehydration from Watermelon There. That should slot in nicely. Oh and yes, you also need to replace your Cockatiel with a Cassowary. > But! > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Nice one Mark > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > dirt comes out at that pressure, or the spray nozzle came off or was > maladjusted you may injure your pet's eyes or body. Lyli Mae, Disregard Pizza Face's idiotic post. She doesn't know what she's talking about. These pump sprayers we're taking about are sold NEW and CLEAN, absolutely no pesticides in them whatsoever. These pump sprayers give out a fine mist or shower, there's nothing 'lethal' about them. Since you're only filling them up with water there's as much chance of it spraying out a 'spec of dirt' as there is of you spraying out an elephant out of it. Maybe she's thinking of the pressure washers the orderlies at her mental institution use so hose her skanky self down before luckup. I've been using these pump sprayers for years and the only accident occurred when I dropped the thing on my foot. :) Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > I've been using these pump sprayers for years and the only accident > occurred when I dropped the thing on my foot. :) Oh you bad bad marco. I wet myself laughing at your riposte <titter> > > > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > > > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > PG is washed down with a steam pressure washer as its the only thing that can get some of the dirt of the low life. >> Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets >> pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >I've been using these pump sprayers for years and the only accident >occurred when I dropped the thing on my foot. :) There is one point to consider when purchasing one. Many times ... often! ... people buy them, use them and then return them with some off the wall excuse and get a refund. The item gets a cursory cleaning, usually the outside, and put back into stock. And one being in a shrink wrapped box is not an indication of an unused product. When you get it home and open the box your nose will be a good "pre-used product detector". Just be careful. I bought one for insect control of some roses and almost immediately the roses began shriveling. I took the sprayer to the Extension Service and they ascertained that it had traces of weed killer. So, someone had used it to spray their yard with Weed-b-gone, didn't need it again and returned it to XXXXXXX. They shrinkwrapped it and put it back in stock!!! Donald from Mississippi South of Canada and 300 Yards North Of Gulf Of Mexico! According to the hairbrains here this accident could never happen. > I bought one for insect control of some roses and almost immediately > the roses began shriveling. I took the sprayer to the Extension [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Donald from Mississippi > South of Canada and 300 Yards North Of Gulf Of Mexico! > According to the hairbrains here this accident could never happen. Miss Fatty Canadian Bacon, Just like your birds could never be hurt by your ceiling fans? Eh? Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > According to the hairbrains here this accident could never happen. > > But it did, and you were born.Werent you PG? Born? >>> Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets >>> pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > it again and returned it to XXXXXXX. They shrinkwrapped it and put it > back in stock!!! New and unused (which is what you should buy) are completely safe to use. Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. > > Bad idea generally to use a potentially lethal setup like this. If a spec of > dirt comes out at that pressure, or the spray nozzle came off or was > maladjusted you may injure your pet's eyes or body. What a silly thing to say. If the sprayer is kept in the average home where would dirt get into it? Speaks volumes for the way you keep house fatty. Fair go Pam, she DOES live under a bridge after all! > > Make sure the damn thing is labelled correctly and boldly. If it gets > > pesticdes in it ever, it may kill your beloved pet. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > where would dirt get into it? Speaks volumes for the way you keep house > fatty. Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not good for a Blood Type O person. > > > | > I heard that the > > > | > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > Thanks > Lily Mae > Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not > good > for a Blood Type O person. Fatty Mc Troll giving diet advice! HA! Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd ROFL @ Fatty Mc Troll Good one Marco :-D They say small things amuse small minds - but I disagree. The complex mind is still capable of enjoying a cheap laugh and that just hit the spot :-) > Fatty Mc Troll giving diet advice! HA! > Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not good > for a Blood Type O person. please go to see your doctor PG. You need your med's upped. I have arthritis because I have literally worn my joints out through doing heavy work all my life. You ought to try it. It's what keeps me slim. And I am not type 'O' blood in any case. PG works hard Pam. She works the docks and the street corners. . > > Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not good > > for a Blood Type O person. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > doing heavy work all my life. You ought to try it. It's what keeps me > slim. And I am not type 'O' blood in any case. Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. You are so full of sh.t with everything you say here. > > Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not good > > for a Blood Type O person. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > doing heavy work all my life. You ought to try it. It's what keeps me > slim. And I am not type 'O' blood in any case. | Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. | | You are so full of sh.t with everything you say here. Do you have any scientific proof they don't wear out from work? > | Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. > | [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > She could ask her doctor in the asylum. Do you have any scientific proof they do wear out from work? If I presented double blinded, peer reviewed, repeatable studies indicating success by leaps and bounds over placebo, would you believe it anyway or do what the other trolls do here and giggle like 8 year olds and call me names because you have no defence? > | Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. > | > | You are so full of sh.t with everything you say here. > > Do you have any scientific proof they don't wear out from work? | Do you have any scientific proof they do wear out from work? | | If I presented double blinded, peer reviewed, repeatable studies indicating | success by leaps and bounds over placebo, would you believe it anyway or do | what the other trolls do here and giggle like 8 year olds and call me names | because you have no defence? Shut up.... I don't want to hear your BS anyway! LOL...right on cue...good one! > | Do you have any scientific proof they do wear out from work? > | [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Shut up.... I don't want to hear your BS anyway! | LOL...right on cue...good one! Seriously I don't want to hear it.... Do you go into crowded rooms and yell at people demanding silence too? > | LOL...right on cue...good one! > > Seriously I don't want to hear it.... > Do you go into crowded rooms and yell at people demanding silence too? > > You really are mentally unstable PG you fat slab of canadian bacon | Do you go into crowded rooms and yell at people demanding silence too? You are just plain weird.... I never yell at anyone, only if they are annoying, like you are. I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer basics course and now you do basic data entry on a BIG computer or what? > | Do you go into crowded rooms and yell at people demanding silence too? > > You are just plain weird.... I never yell at anyone, only if they are > annoying, like you are. > I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer basics > course and now you do basic data entry on a BIG computer or what? Pizza Girl has a Ph. D. in Usenet Trolling. Perhaps we should call her Dr. Ho.... > I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer basics > course and now you do basic data entry on a BIG computer or what? > > I hear you take basic entry PG. Kinky is extra. | I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer basics | course and now you do basic data entry on a BIG computer or what? Obviously you have a BIG problem! I never took a 3 night computer basics course *LOL* Funny, I passed all of my courses with a 94% average and over...... What planet are you on? *LMAO* You gota 94% in Home Economics and you don't know the internet doesn't extend past earth yet? > | I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer > basics [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Funny, I passed all of my courses with a 94% average and over...... What > planet are you on? *LMAO* | You gota 94% in Home Economics and you don't know the internet doesn't | extend past earth yet? Home Ec? I don't think so... If I remember right, I never took that course, genius. | and you don't know the internet doesn't | extend past earth yet? No sh.t Sherlock! I thought it did, DUH! I have also noted your math skills are not too good. This is rather unusual for a computer geek, isn't it? > | I guess you failed Logic 101 then. Did you take the 3 night computer > basics [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Funny, I passed all of my courses with a 94% average and over...... What > planet are you on? *LMAO* | I have also noted your math skills are not too good. This is rather unusual | for a computer geek, isn't it? How the hell do you know what my math skills are? *LOL* Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your post indicating such, you still can't recognize the mathematically logic errors you stated. I doubt you do more than data entry with a keyboard at that rate. Not in your cards, so to speak....LOL > | I have also noted your math skills are not too good. This is rather > unusual > | for a computer geek, isn't it? > > How the hell do you know what my math skills are? *LOL* Pizza Girl - you make NO SENSE to ANYBODY. GO AWAY. > Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your post > indicating such, you still can't recognize the mathematically logic errors > you stated. > > I doubt you do more than data entry with a keyboard at that rate. Not in > your cards, so to speak....LOL | Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your post | indicating such, you still can't recognize the mathematically logic errors | you stated. WTF are you talking about "mathematically logic errors" that I stated? | I doubt you do more than data entry with a keyboard at that rate. Not in | your cards, so to speak....LOL Um, it appears you have NO idea of what I actually do when it comes to computers.... I also do web design on top of being a technican. My advice, stick to doing your research and stay out of others business. Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get it)...LOL > | Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your > post [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > computers.... I also do web design on top of being a technican. My > advice, stick to doing your research and stay out of others business. | Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get it)...LOL Heh, funny because I can make $200 on just one job troubleshooting a computer.... not too shabby for what you consider as a "dummy." Actually I don't understand anything you say! *LOL* I'm not the only one. $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I work on, but then I can save them millions with one decision. > | Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get > it)...LOL [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Actually I don't understand anything you say! *LOL* > I'm not the only one. > $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I work on, > but then I can save them millions with one decision. Sure sure.....*WE* believe you. Just keep taking you medcine and the men in the white van will be there soon. > $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I work on, > but then I can save them millions with one decision. > > Theres no way you can make that much money trawling the streets PG. | $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I work on, | but then I can save them millions with one decision. Yeah and so can I, but I work for a small company. But, seeing you are above us all on your expertise on everything, I guess thats makes you better than me or anyone else. Not really. What makes me better is you. > | $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I > work on, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > But, seeing you are above us all on your expertise on everything, I > guess thats makes you better than me or anyone else. | | $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I | work on, | | but then I can save them millions with one decision. Forgot to mention the $200 goes in MY pocket, and thats only an hour job. > | | $200? That's it? I can make $50K troubleshooting the equipment I > | work on, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > It would take PG 6 months to earn that on the streets. > Heh, funny because I can make $200 on just one job troubleshooting a > computer.... not too shabby for what you consider as a "dummy." lol - imagine how many people PG would have to pick up on the corner to make that much money.... > Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get it)...LOL Nobody gets your pointless nonsense, Pizza Girl. You are just a waste of space. | Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get it)...LOL Oh I get it alright.... stick the logic 101 up your a.s! Should I bow to you now Ms. Royalty? How often do you get it? That is the real question here. > | Point and match....ROFLMFAO. (best thing is you still don't get > it)...LOL > > Oh I get it alright.... stick the logic 101 up your a.s! > Should I bow to you now Ms. Royalty? | How often do you get it? That is the real question here. Every single damn time! Now go play in traffic! > Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your post > indicating such, you still can't recognize the mathematically logic errors > you stated. > > I doubt you do more than data entry with a keyboard at that rate. Not in > your cards, so to speak....LOL You sure are a dumb a.s! More crap you pulled out of your a.s! > Obviously you are not a math type person because even after your post > indicating such, you still can't recognize the mathematically logic errors > you stated. > > You know your math PG. You have to know what your clients are paying you!! > I have also noted your math skills are not too good. This is rather unusual > for a computer geek, isn't it? You're wrong, Einstein, the only math skills that are needed for a tech is Algebra. I would recommend keeping your piehole shut because you know nothing about anything. Who the f.ck is this idiot newbie? Oh Geeez...Markhole the lifeless troll again? > > I have also noted your math skills are not too good. This is rather unusual > > for a computer geek, isn't it? > > > You're wrong, Einstein, the only math skills that are needed for a > tech is Algebra. I would recommend keeping your piehole shut because > you know nothing about anything. > Who the f.ck is this idiot newbie? > > Oh Geeez...Markhole the lifeless troll again? ***ROFLMAO*** You really have ***NO IDEA*** I think I have said this before but.... If all the village idiots had to leave their villages and form their own village - of idiots - YOU would be the villiage idiot in the villiage of idiots. I can't comprehend the extent of your stupidity. You have to be THE most delusional ***freak*** I have ever seen. It is funny and sad at the same time. > Who the f.ck is this idiot newbie? > > Makes more sense than you do PG you low life slab of Canadian bacon. | Who the f.ck is this idiot newbie? | | Oh Geeez...Markhole the lifeless troll again? I doubt it's a troll.... no one can top the trolling like you do! > Who the f.ck is this idiot newbie? Well, since you are such a freaking expert, you tell us! Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd I agree. And actually LT, I don't think you have even yelled at PG! So yet again, she has just proved she is a compulsive liar. One wonders how people like this are allowed to remain in civilised society...... > | Do you go into crowded rooms and yell at people demanding silence too? > > You are just plain weird.... I never yell at anyone, only if they are > annoying, like you are. > LOL...right on cue...good one! > > Yes it was, now do as your told PG and shut up you TROLL > > > > Shut up.... I don't want to hear your BS anyway! WHO CARES. > Do you have any scientific proof they do wear out from work? > > If I presented double blinded, peer reviewed, repeatable studies indicating > success by leaps and bounds over placebo, would you believe it anyway or do > what the other trolls do here and giggle like 8 year olds and call me names > because you have no defence? > WHO CARES. > > >ME > Do you have any scientific proof they do wear out from work? > > If I presented double blinded, peer reviewed, repeatable studies indicating > success by leaps and bounds over placebo, would you believe it anyway or do > what the other trolls do here and giggle like 8 year olds and call me names > because you have no defence? > We call you names because you are an IDIOT PG. > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. http://www.bodyandfitness.com/Information/Injuries/jointpain.htm "Osteoarthritis is the result of a series of small injuries that occur over a long period of time. Years of hard work and overuse (like constant typing or incessant use of one motion in a sport, such as a golf swing or tennis serve) cause tiny fractures in the joint's cartilage and underlying bone, and the joint begins to deteriorate." Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd > > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > tennis serve) cause tiny fractures in the joint's cartilage and underlying > bone, and the joint begins to deteriorate." That's the one. I used to do daft things like carry a 56 lb sack of spuds on each shoulder, and when I had my antique shop, would move heavy furniture by myself and lift washing machines and stuff. I have always been a small woman, never more than about 120 lbs and 5 foot 2 inches, so it stands to reason I was never build for such work. In short I abused my body simply because I enjoy hard physical work. Perhaps if pizzaface tried it, she might lose some weight? > > PG gets others to abuse her body. > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > abused my body simply because I enjoy hard physical work. > Perhaps if pizzaface tried it, she might lose some weight? > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. > > You are so full of sh.t with everything you say here. > > And so are you PG, your arse is on your neck. > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. Ok so what is Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) ?? Care to enlighten us all ?? Or were you just mouthing off with your usual unsubstantiated tripe? Thought so. > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. Well it seems you know better than my rheumatologist then. Perhaps you ought to write a medical paper on your findings which are contrary to present scientific data. Dope. Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of sh.t. These specialist deal with muscles and tendon and not joints. Arthritis does not occur in soft tissues. On the other hand rheumatism is a very old term dropped about 20 years ago, It is now referred to as fibrositis or sometimes fibromyalgia. Bullshit somebody else moron. > > Joints do not wear out from work, they get stronger and healthier. > > > Well it seems you know better than my rheumatologist then. Perhaps you > ought to write a medical paper on your findings which are contrary to > present scientific data. > Dope. > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of sh.t. > These specialist deal with muscles and tendon and not joints. Arthritis does [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bullshit somebody else moron. Actually you are wrong *yet again* Rheumatologists DO deal with joints and arthritis. Rheumatism is arthritis and in the joints. Fibrositis and fibromyalgia are in the muscles and tendons. Nice try, but you still don't have a shred of credibility here. In future PG, before you mouth off with your crap, stop and think there are people here who have a clue. > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of > sh.t. > These specialist deal with muscles and tendon and not joints. *Ahem* From the American College of Rheumatology: "A rheumatologist is an internist or pediatrician who is qualified by additional training and experience in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis and other diseases of the joints, muscles and bones." http://www.rheumatology.org/public/rheumatologist.asp?aud=pat Signature~=-Marco-=~ http://photos.yahoo.com/igotmbd I'm starting to think Pizza Girl is from Rand McNally, where you wear you hat on your feet and hamburgers eat people.... She has an inbuilt defect which makes her go the opposite way to reality all the time. > > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of > > sh.t. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > http://www.rheumatology.org/public/rheumatologist.asp?aud=pat > > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of > > sh.t. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > http://www.rheumatology.org/public/rheumatologist.asp?aud=pat pssst. Don't tell my rheumatologist that I lifted some 30 heavy paving slabs and relaid a path yesterday.I hurt like crazy today but my it looks nice outside :0) Try doing some heavy graft PG and you too can have a body like mine lol. Well, ya' got me on that one! You should take it easier on your joints and build up to this heavy stuff, use propoer equipment or get a professional to do it. Heavy exercise is good for the joints but exerting them beyond their trained capabilities only agravates this crap. You should be able to afford somebody esle to do it with your settlement and your poggy cheques. > > > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of > > > sh.t. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > looks nice outside :0) > Try doing some heavy graft PG and you too can have a body like mine lol. > Well, ya' got me on that one! You should take it easier on your joints and > build up to this heavy stuff, use propoer equipment or get a professional to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > You should be able to afford somebody esle to do it with your settlement and > your poggy cheques. I have no idea what a settlement or poggy cheque is. Since you are the expert here, would you care to explain? LOL. oooops, wrong area. The dole. > > Well, ya' got me on that one! You should take it easier on your joints and > > build up to this heavy stuff, use propoer equipment or get a professional to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I have no idea what a settlement or poggy cheque is. Since you are the > expert here, would you care to explain? > LOL. oooops, wrong area. The dole. Shows what you know then eh PG. I am not on 'the dole'. Never have been.Personally I don't have a problem with anyone being on the dole if they are unemployed and unable to find work. It is what civilised living is all about you see. People work and pay taxes to help those unable to help themselves. I have never begrudged paying taxes. I will accept you as being the expert in the field of 'dole' though. Just ask your son. > > LOL. oooops, wrong area. The dole. > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > help themselves. I have never begrudged paying taxes. > I will accept you as being the expert in the field of 'dole' though. > Just ask your son. Try again dipstick. Not only is my son in full time employment in one of the university libraries in the city of Cambridge, but he is working at nightschool to retrain in a different profession. He has never been on the dole either. Once again, I will have to bow to your obvious experience. I am sorry that my son's and my lack of experience at being unemployable make you feel inferior but if the cap fits............ > > > LOL. oooops, wrong area. The dole. > > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > help themselves. I have never begrudged paying taxes. > > I will accept you as being the expert in the field of 'dole' though. She's such a scum-sucking bottom feeder isn't she Pam? Not content with trolling, she has to go even lower to try to get a bite and has resorted to trying to insult you by making lameass comments about your son. What sane adult would be so childish? I am thinking this troll is no more than a spoilt brat of a child who has a computer in his/her bedroom. > > Just ask your son. > Try again dipstick. Not only is my son in full time employment in one > of the university libraries in the city of Cambridge, but he is working [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > experience at being unemployable make you feel inferior but if the cap > fits............ > She's such a scum-sucking bottom feeder isn't she Pam? Not content with > trolling, she has to go even lower to try to get a bite and has resorted to > trying to insult you by making lameass comments about your son. What sane > adult would be so childish? I am thinking this troll is no more than a > spoilt brat of a child who has a computer in his/her bedroom. If she thought she would get to me by trying to insult my son, she was mistaken. You see, my son is a nice man who works hard, and is respectful and attentive to both his rather attractive girlfriend, and me, his mother. He is intelligent and works very hard at his job, and training for his new career, plus doing voluntary work for various agencies, mainly to do with the environment (like greenpeace). I think the fact that this is so far removed from her own life that she gets chewed up with envy about him and tries to needle me. It doesn't work though because I am enormously proud of my son. She/he should be proud of her son. The greasy biker did better than she/he did in life despite the hateful emvironment. > > She's such a scum-sucking bottom feeder isn't she Pam? Not content with > > trolling, she has to go even lower to try to get a bite and has resorted to [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > gets chewed up with envy about him and tries to needle me. It doesn't > work though because I am enormously proud of my son. > She/he should be proud of her son. The greasy biker did better than she/he > did in life despite the hateful emvironment. Speaking of hateful, PG, why are you so hate filled? > > She/he should be proud of her son. The greasy biker did better than she/he > > did in life despite the hateful emvironment. > > Speaking of hateful, PG, why are you so hate filled? > > prositutes often are hate filled. and PG is often filled.. > LOL. oooops, wrong area. The dole. > >> Low life PG > Just that fact that you see a Rheumatologist tells me you are full of sh.t. > These specialist deal with muscles and tendon and not joints. Arthritis does [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bullshit moron PG | It sucks to be you, moron. > | It sucks to be you, moron. > > PG sucks all the time, 25c a time!! | Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. Not good | for a Blood Type O person. Practice what you preach! I do (most of the time) > | Get rid of the arthritis. Stop consuming wheat and gluten products. > Not good > | for a Blood Type O person. > > Practice what you preach! | > | > I heard that the | > | > cement perches can cause their feet to become sore if the perches [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] | it with a small plant mister. I would use up one for each cage and get | sore hands from the effort :0) You got me there! :-) Yes it was selling an alternative to pollys pastels! I am glad you answered my post and cleared up the cement and sore feet thing for me :-) Polly pastels I am getting then ;-) > And if so, how often? > > Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am > going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you > thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. Yes. As often as they need it. In my experience with a few different kinds of birds and concrete perches, how often varies quite a bit. My BFA is about 4 1/2 years old and I have never clipped his nails vs my lovebirds which need their nails clipped about once a year or so. SignatureSteve > And if so, how often? > > Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am > going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you > thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. I have both types of perches and other assorted wooden but still occasionally have to get the clipped, just not as much. Lily Mae > > And if so, how often? > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > occasionally have to get the clipped, just not as much. > Lily Mae Same here, a select few need trimmed on occasion,.. you can tell if they are getting a bit long by the punture wounds they leave behind. hehe | > > And if so, how often? | > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] | Same here, a select few need trimmed on occasion,.. you can tell if they are | getting a bit long by the punture wounds they leave behind. hehe Then he needs them cut! I already have the puncture wounds on my shoulders and fingers :-) Hi, yes I use the sandpaper covers for my bird's perch. It works wonders keeping his nails trimmed. Really the tips of the bird's nails are all that need trimmed. Once the nails are cut too close, bleeding can occur. Sugar's mom in Virginia > And if so, how often? > > Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am > going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you > thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. | Hi, yes I use the sandpaper covers for my bird's perch. It works | wonders keeping his nails trimmed. Really the tips of the bird's nails | are all that need trimmed. Once the nails are cut too close, bleeding | can occur. | Sugar's mom in Virginia I know all too well about the bleeding, so I NEVER do it myself.... it just makes me nervous, so I'll take him to the Vet. I don't use the sandpaper cover on the perches because all he does is chew them up anyway. | > And if so, how often? | > | > Also, has anyone had a sandy perch instead of a cement perch? I am | > going to purchase a sandy perch sometime and was wondering what you | > thought about them? I've heard they are better to use. > Hi, yes I use the sandpaper covers for my bird's perch. It works > wonders keeping his nails trimmed. Really the tips of the bird's nails > are all that need trimmed. Once the nails are cut too close, bleeding > can occur. > Sugar's mom in Virginia Those sandpaper perch covers are dreadful and cause bumblefoot. What the good golly is bumblefoot? > > Hi, yes I use the sandpaper covers for my bird's perch. It works > > wonders keeping his nails trimmed. Really the tips of the bird's nails [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > Those sandpaper perch covers are dreadful and cause bumblefoot. > What the good golly is bumblefoot? google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a search all by yourself ? > > What the good golly is bumblefoot? > google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a > search all by yourself ? Are you so mean that you can't answer a simple question? Come on Pam, I've kept my mouth shut lately, and have even found myself amused at some of your posts, but that was just plain evil. Be a bitch if you wish, but be reasonable. > > > What the good golly is bumblefoot? > > google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > amused at some of your posts, but that was just plain evil. Be a bitch if > you wish, but be reasonable. I *could* have typed an long explanation, I could also have done a google seach and posted a link but IMO if someone is not even prepared to search for themselves, they are showing no dedication to the care and welfare of their pet. I admit to being bitchy but don't think my reply was unreasonable at all. I guess you just didn't say the imaginary magic words Molly was looking for. We're not worthy!!! We're not worthy!!! We're not worthy!!! We're not worthy!!! > > > > What the good golly is bumblefoot? > > > google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > I admit to being bitchy but don't think my reply was unreasonable at > all. > I guess you just didn't say the imaginary magic words Molly was looking for. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > PGs not worth a dime > I *could* have typed an long explanation, I could also have done a > google seach and posted a link but IMO if someone is not even prepared > to search for themselves, they are showing no dedication to the care and > welfare of their pet. > I admit to being bitchy but don't think my reply was unreasonable at > all. I see your point. The answer would have been less typing if you knew the answer. > > What the good golly is bumblefoot? > google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a > search all by yourself ? > The answer would have been less typing if you knew the answer. > > > > What the good golly is bumblefoot? > > google is your friend. Sheesh are you so idle that you cannot do a > > search all by yourself ? I did know the answer, and if I didn't know the answer to something I would do some research, starting with a google search instead of expecting to be spoonfed. Speaks volumes for itself now, doesn't it, moron? > > The answer would have been less typing if you knew the answer. > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > would do some research, starting with a google search instead of > expecting to be spoonfed. Disregard Molly's total lack of knowledge here. Read a book on bird keeping and check the recommendations for sandpaper perches for birds. Ever see a cockatiel tear it's toes off, panicking because it has long nails caught in the settee materials? It's not pretty and they only get a few chances at this. In the wild this would happen naturally. Moron's like her believe they are protecting birds by inflicting human values on them. > > Hi, yes I use the sandpaper covers for my bird's perch. It works > > wonders keeping his nails trimmed. Really the tips of the bird's nails [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > Those sandpaper perch covers are dreadful and cause bumblefoot. > Disregard Molly's total lack of knowledge here. Read a book on bird keeping > and check the recommendations for sandpaper perches for birds. Ever see a > cockatiel tear it's toes off, panicking because it has long nails caught in > the settee materials? It's not pretty and they only get a few chances at > this. In the wild this would happen naturally. Moron's like her believe they > are protecting birds by inflicting human values on them. Every day in every way you grow dumber and dumber. Still reciting your psych sessions, I see. > > Disregard Molly's total lack of knowledge here. Read a book on bird keeping > > and check the recommendations for sandpaper perches for birds. Ever see a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > are protecting birds by inflicting human values on them. > Every day in every way you grow dumber and dumber. |
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