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over a year ago
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They’re talking about what formation to fly in:
‘I was thinking guys shall we fly in a different formation this time, cause we always fly in the V shape and quite frankly it’s passé and predictable ?!’
‘Look Philip, we’ve had this before, it’s for the aero benefits, plus it kind of looks nice when we fly by!’
‘I know all that Steve, but I’m kinda of bored with it and I feel like the ducks and swans are laughing at us!’
‘They’re not laughing at us Phil, that’s all in your head, they’re just talking about bread like they always do!’
‘Guess so, I’m just saying it wouldn’t hurt to mix it up now and again, you know ?!’
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By *ai24Man
over a year ago
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"I always avoid them in case I get a broken arm. My ex used to keep geese and told me they broke the arms of someone who tried to break in one night "
Hahaha love this old wives tale, it’s almost globally accepted.
Although they’re aggressive little buggers. |
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"I think they are laughing at us because they are pissing off to warmer climates and we are getting colder, like giving us the finger as fly over  "
They go colder I think ...... I always thought warmer but on checking it was colder.
Maybe they were different types or were lost ..... I'll double double check. |
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"I think they are laughing at us because they are pissing off to warmer climates and we are getting colder, like giving us the finger as fly over
They go colder I think ...... I always thought warmer but on checking it was colder.
Maybe they were different types or were lost ..... I'll double double check."
Either way they are laughing at us |
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"They’re talking about what formation to fly in:
‘I was thinking guys shall we fly in a different formation this time, cause we always fly in the V shape and quite frankly it’s passé and predictable ?!’
‘Look Philip, we’ve had this before, it’s for the aero benefits, plus it kind of looks nice when we fly by!’
‘I know all that Steve, but I’m kinda of bored with it and I feel like the ducks and swans are laughing at us!’
‘They’re not laughing at us Phil, that’s all in your head, they’re just talking about bread like they always do!’
‘Guess so, I’m just saying it wouldn’t hurt to mix it up now and again, you know ?!’
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Fook it......
Some are coming in from Iceland like barnacle geese and pink footed ones.....
Some don't leave till April .... they go to Canada....
Can't find any that leave in autumn/winter cept to go to Scotland... |
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"They’re talking about what formation to fly in:
‘I was thinking guys shall we fly in a different formation this time, cause we always fly in the V shape and quite frankly it’s passé and predictable ?!’
‘Look Philip, we’ve had this before, it’s for the aero benefits, plus it kind of looks nice when we fly by!’
‘I know all that Steve, but I’m kinda of bored with it and I feel like the ducks and swans are laughing at us!’
‘They’re not laughing at us Phil, that’s all in your head, they’re just talking about bread like they always do!’
‘Guess so, I’m just saying it wouldn’t hurt to mix it up now and again, you know ?!’
Love this "
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"You must live in my street Minnie......
The Geese flew over not so long ago ...
They've been flying over us here all day and night since yesterday.
Are they coming in or going out?"
Apparently ..... according to bbc and chris packham and other birdy types on Google........
They are coming in ..... |
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"I always avoid them in case I get a broken arm. My ex used to keep geese and told me they broke the arms of someone who tried to break in one night
Hahaha love this old wives tale, it’s almost globally accepted.
Although they’re aggressive little buggers. "
Geese can be used as guards. They are very territorial and geese attacks on people are quite common and they are capable of knocking a person down. |
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"Fook it......
Some are coming in from Iceland like barnacle geese and pink footed ones.....
Some don't leave till April .... they go to Canada....
Can't find any that leave in autumn/winter cept to go to Scotland... "
I knew you'd know ,GC.
We went over to the park early this morning to feed the ducks and there's loads of new ones with little quiffs on the top of their heads.
Like Elvis ducks.
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All I know is they are shitting machines. Went most weekends to a naturist site in Lincolnshire but had to stop going due to the lady owners love and obsession with wild Canada geese. The grounds were covered in goose shit squishing between your toes  |
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