Rich couple gets married, does a reverse-registry for their wedding - where, instead of asking guests to buy things for them, asks guests to submit requests for gifts (via email) that the couple will then buy for them.
You are out walking your dog in the park, during the day. Up ahead on the path, around a fence, come a group of 7 boisterous preteen/young teenagers. They are jumping on each other and just being typical, rowdy kids. You only care about your dog. So you move out of their way and make sure the dog is not near them. You do not realize it but you are eyeing them warily. As they pass, the gangly, tall one looks straight at you and says “OK Mom.” You are a male in this hypothetical. What do you do?
Insult that asshole back!
Say nothing, he will get his someday.
You were just like them, cut him some slack.
He is just showing off for his friends, laugh it off.
Say something witty and acerbic back.
Say nothing, these punks are not worth it. Only the dog matters.
If not for the dog, I would have said something.
I would have said something if my wits were not so slow.
Other.
I must fight this hypothetical because that is what I do!
If you’ve owned “some other kind of bird” that’s not in the parrot/parakeet/lovebird/cockatiel it is/was:
Domestic song bird (canary, finch etc.)
Chicken
Duck
Goose
Domestic game bird
Dove/pigeon
Domesticated hawk
Emu/ostrich
A different domesticated bird
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - crow/raven/rook
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - game bird
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - song bird
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - giant angry bird (shoe bill, cassowary and similar)
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - loon or waterfowl, fresh water
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - woodpecker/nuthatch/chickadee/tits/jays/creepers or other small flocking non-songbirds
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - ground nesting bird
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - owl
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - raptor (hawk, eagle, kite etc)
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - ocean or brackish water or shoreline bird (gull, albatross, cormorant, guillemot, plover, penguin, flamingo, swan, crane etc)
A wild bird I raised or rehabilitated - something else that’s wild