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Title: And a Parrot joke
Post by: Hugh_Jones on December 11, 2003, 00:40:01
A rather staid bachelor gentleman who lived on his own decided to buy a parrot for company. Unfortunately, when he got it home he discovered that it knew only one sentence, which was "Let's make love." The parrot said it over and over again, and all his efforts to teach it to say something different ended in failure. Inevitably he felt dreadfully embarrassed when it repeated this sentence in front of elderly lady visitors.

One Sunday, he was chatting to his parish priest after morning service and mentioned his
parrot problem. The priest replied, "I have a parrot who also only knows one sentence. He always says, ”Let us pray.”  So bring your parrot over to the rectory tomorrow, and I'm sure your parrot will be praying by the end of the day."

So, as directed, the man took the parrot  to  the rectory the following morning. The parrot, spying the priest`s parrot, immediately opened its mouth and chanted "Let's make Love."

The priest's parrot closed its eyes, looked up at heaven and said,…….


"My prayer has been answered."
Title: Re: And a Parrot joke
Post by: Mrs Ava on December 11, 2003, 00:57:15
You da man!  ;D
Title: Re: And a Parrot joke
Post by: MagpieDi on December 11, 2003, 00:59:21
Thanks Hugh   ;D...........brilliant  ;D........one to leave on my boss's desk !!  ;)  
Title: Re: And a Parrot joke
Post by: Ragged Robin on December 12, 2003, 01:34:07
.......... Reminds me of a friend of my mum's who's parrot had to be removed when the vicar  called as it's fav phrase was "foxtrot oscar!"....
Title: Re: And a Parrot joke
Post by: Margaret on December 12, 2003, 15:26:49
Years ago I had a mynah bird,and he would always let out a wolf whistle whenever a female walked in to the room.He never did it with a male,so I don't know how he knew,but my (ex) husband used to get some peculiar looks at times!
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