People, the true pegions of the world

As usual I was listining to the Radio this morning, and they were talking about the pegion problem in New York, and how they now have this new law that there is a 10, 000 dollar fine if you feed the pegion's and people are always complaining about pegions no matter what city they live in, and trying to think what should be done about them, and there is a genreal dislike of the birds and most commonly they are refered to being rats with wings, and carriers of disease, though I wonder how many people ever acutally caught a disease from a peigon? And of course one of the things people most complain about is thier extriment which pretty much ends up everywehere.

But of course I am incapable of disliking any animail with the exception of people so I am an avid defender of the pegion, and on the rare occasions when I do venture into the city, I find them a rather wecloming sight and find them quite enjoyable really.

And listening to the critisitims people make about them, it always makes me laugh in a way, becasue the way I see it, they complain about the mess that pegions make within thier cities, and how they ruin everything, but do people really think thier sky scrappers look attractive on the face of the earth?

In the grand scheme of things I think that humans are the greatest disease carrying and pollutant creatures on earth and they are the biggist vermons and pests not to mention much like what people complain about pigions and rats and such things, humans are over populace, but of course to suggest any kind of population control on the human speicis just makes everyone think you are a unsesitive crazy person. And yet they think it sounds perfecetly resonable to try and find ways of controling the population of pegions and other such creatures.

10:53 AM - 11/13/2007 - post comment

Pigeons

Oh yeah, all my neighbors complain about pigeons all the time. While it isn't illegal to feed them here, they are the only animal that's always in season for hunting. It's also the only animal you may hunt without a hunting license. As long as you own firearms, you're absolutely free to shoot pigeons.

dutchboy - 5:21 AM - 11/14/2007

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