Thread: Discuss posted members' pictures

Originally Posted by Xox

Where in VA, LSS? Love the last pic.

Lambsburg

Originally Posted by TamiDoll

@ Delphinus: Lol cool headphones. xD

@ Pati: Nice pics. But damn girl, those are some freaky bruises.

@ Man of Steel: They attempt saying some words, but I can barely make it out lol. Unfortunately Sun Conures aren't known for their mimicking ability. We also have some Eclectus parrots too, but they're for breeding so I dun spend much time with them. But they can talk pretty well though.

I used to have a Quaker Parakeet that could talk fairy well, and my neighbour has one as well. I love birds. ^__^

Originally Posted by Man of Steel

I used to have a Quaker Parakeet that could talk fairy well, and my neighbour has one as well. I love birds. ^__^

Awwww, lil monk parrots. They're soooooooo cute! I love it when they fluff up to sleep. Look like lil green fuzz balls.

My dad loves birds, that's the only reason why have parrots. I'm slowly turning into a bird lady myself.

JCee's got it going on. Nothing new there.

I like birds too. My mom has 4 parakeets(or however the hell that is spelled) and I'm trying to teach them to say the names of my cats(so they can actually call the cats)
Only I can't bare to see winged creatures of freedom locked up in a cage where they can't even fly.
But seen the fact you took your parrot out of it's cage and are kissing it, I think your bird is happy, free and fine. Sucha Lucky Bird ^_^


but, G'DAMN! PatienceMarie... How did you torture yourself this way?
It looks like someone repeatedly beat your upper-legs with a sledge hammer or something. How could you not remember how you got these bruises? Have you been drinking again?

XeL, you kind of remind me of Robert Pattinson xD

i'l take your pic XeL. Then i'll blackmail you some way.

I guess I should take that as a compliment, huh?

You seem so cheery and upbeat in all your pictures, XeL, what makes you so happy all the time?

That feels like an insult. (I knew you weren't being insulting though, eppy xD) You look much better than Rob Pat Zel coz he isn't all that.

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Originally Posted by SKA

I like birds too. My mom has 4 parakeets(or however the hell that is spelled) and I'm trying to teach them to say the names of my cats(so they can actually call the cats)
Only I can't bare to see winged creatures of freedom locked up in a cage where they can't even fly.
But seen the fact you took your parrot out of it's cage and are kissing it, I think your bird is happy, free and fine. Sucha Lucky Bird ^_^

JCee's bird or mine? Cause hers is just one at the pet store I think. xP

And that's really cute. Parakeets are adorble~ Nice and small. I just wanna hug em tight but alas I can't lol.

Ah the cage my Suns are in is a flighted one (enough room for them to fly short distances). My dad will make a cage for it big enough for an adult to stand/lay down it with room to spare. But yeah, I take em out daily to play. Usually while I'm doing the dishes lol.

@ LifeStandsStill: Pretty place.

@ XeL: Lol @ your nobody take pic comment. It's ok, you're not alone.

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That's funny. Someone told me I looked like him the other day.

Originally Posted by Siиdяed

She's a woman, I'm pretty sure she can iron.

I actually learned in Health class that women need more iron than men (which is the only thing they need more of), because during menstruation, losing all that blood means losing iron.

I would suppose from that that mostly girls get these iron deficiency problems.

Lol I wasn't drinking at all.
Like I said.... they literally appeared over night from NOTHING. I woke up with a few tiny bruises, that turned darker throughout the day for nothing.
I swear.
It freaked me out a bit. I took the picture to send to my sister who is a medical student.
they went away with due time with no traces to be left.

edit: I take iron and potassium pills along with women's one-a-day and hair, skin, and nails vitamins deery. So my vitamins are pretty level I think. I just have this horrible thing with bruises.

-patience

Originally Posted by DeeryTheDeer

I actually learned in Health class that women need more iron than men (which is the only thing they need more of), because during menstruation, losing all that blood means losing iron.

I would suppose from that that mostly girls get these iron deficiency problems.

Mm.

See the slight that happened in my post was in the fact that I took the concept of her lacking iron - as in, the mineral - and took it to the concept of ironing - as in, the process of removing creases from newly washed clothing through a heated flat surface.

The attempt at humour lay in the fact that PatienceMarie is a woman, and in that ironing - the household chore in this circumstance - is traditionally held in (admittedly now archaic since the rise of the Feminist movement as an ideology and political force) popular culture as being women's work, an idea that harks back to the idea of the 'ideal household' of pre-1950s Western society (obviously the Second World War brought about radical changes to both the gender politics, given the sudden rise of women at work, as well as to conventional ideologies as reactionary movements like the Beat generation and Elvis spread about the youth) in which the wife is the housekeeper (and thus, ironing would be a part of this general associative context).

The humour therefore comes from liberal amounts of irony, satire, and possibly shock tactics (the idea of a woman being so associated with ironing obviously being out-dated and out of place in the present day).

To conclude my, point: lolperiod.

Great pics, Tam.

...Love the pigtails...

Originally Posted by Oneironaut

Great pics, Tam.

...Love the pigtails...

Lol thanks.

Tami.. Marry me?

Slash, I don't know if you know this or not, but you look like you're twelve.

Very pretty, Tami~

Nice, XeL.

Slash, you look like you're twelve.

Originally Posted by Rozzy

Tami.. Marry me?

Never lol.


@ slash112: I agree with Delphinus, you do look very young.

@ Delphinus: Thanks. ^^

Originally Posted by Siиdяed

Mm.

See the slight that happened in my post was in the fact that I took the concept of her lacking iron - as in, the mineral - and took it to the concept of ironing - as in, the process of removing creases from newly washed clothing through a heated flat surface.

The attempt at humour lay in the fact that PatienceMarie is a woman, and in that ironing - the household chore in this circumstance - is traditionally held in (admittedly now archaic since the rise of the Feminist movement as an ideology and political force) popular culture as being women's work, an idea that harks back to the idea of the 'ideal household' of pre-1950s Western society (obviously the Second World War brought about radical changes to both the gender politics, given the sudden rise of women at work, as well as to conventional ideologies as reactionary movements like the Beat generation and Elvis spread about the youth) in which the wife is the housekeeper (and thus, ironing would be a part of this general associative context).

The humour therefore comes from liberal amounts of irony, satire, and possibly shock tactics (the idea of a woman being so associated with ironing obviously being out-dated and out of place in the present day).

To conclude my, point: lolperiod.

Umm.......wow. You REALLY think I didn't get the joke? I don't know where the hell such an epically insulting explanation came from. I think, as someone over 3 years old, I do have a grasp of what 'ironing' is, among many other things such as feminism and irony. Just....... wow.

Slash is 12
No doubt

Younger than Banana

lulz^

<- 15, bro

Keep telling yourself that, banana.