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Originally posted by SadButTrue
I'm eagerly awaiting news from around the country of all the birds falling from the sky..... because as we all know, the reason why they died in the beginning of this year was because of the New Years celebratory fireworks.
So, Im anxiously awaiting all the news about more dead birds considering 10x more fireworks are lit on the 4th of July. Thanks scientist, MSM, talking heads, etc... i'm eagerly awaiting.
Anyone else waiting?
Originally posted by sbctinfantry
Obviously one of two things happened.
1) A non-binding resolution was signed between birds and fireworks to establish a DMZ, firework free zones, and an investigative comitte to protect the rights of birds from explosives being launched in the vicinity.
2) A global governing body was created to educate young birds on the dangers of fireworks and free market economics.
Also, new regulations are being implemented which were authored by Cass Sunstien. Fireworks are now very concerned that they may, in fact, be sued in court by birds because all animals deserve legal representation.edit on 2011/7/5 by sbctinfantry because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Hessling
All the birds are being held at FEMA camps for their own protection.
Seems to have worked.
Originally posted by SadButTrue
I'm eagerly awaiting news from around the country of all the birds falling from the sky..... because as we all know, the reason why they died in the beginning of this year was because of the New Years celebratory fireworks.
So, Im anxiously awaiting all the news about more dead birds considering 10x more fireworks are lit on the 4th of July. Thanks scientist, MSM, talking heads, etc... i'm eagerly awaiting.
Anyone else waiting?
Originally posted by SadButTrue
reply to post by JibbyJedi
I hear ya, my neighborhood was lightning them up more than I ever remember. Maybe the birds are just really high and still falling, but I won't hold my breath.