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I once saw a pigeon swallow a giant fish that was being fed to a seal, and after eating it it literally couldn’t fly anymore
Seals can’t fly to begin with.
Nature’s equivalent to plopping down on the couch and unbuttoning the top button of your pants.
He’s just salty that his break’s so tiny
Here we see the illusive billionaire in its natural habitat
Elusive*, you’ll probably try to correct me and say that you meant “illusive” but that’s not the right use-case for it anyway.
Here we see the illusive pedant in its natural habitat
It’s not pedantry to point out your word choice was so completely wrong. Illusive is descriptive of things that are illusions (a mirage is illusive water); elusive is descriptive of something that is hard to find
“Correcting” someone in a casual setting when they clearly communicated their ideas in a way that was understood by the majority of the audience without issue is pedantry, or more specifically linguistic prescriptivism. If their meaning was unclear you’d ask what they meant to say, when you tell someone what they meant to say you obviously understood them and are just being pedantic.
Ignoramus will be an ignoramus.
Food shaming
I once watched a shag swallow a huge eel. The eel didn’t want to be swallowed. It took about 15 minutes.
That must have been gripping to watch
I mean, birds being birds, they may actually share this with several members of their family still…
What about crop milk?
Being a bird for a day would be a fuckin trip
Can I haz bird pill?
Who actually finds this funny and why?
