belboz on 24/9/2007 at 02:36
I always thought it was because they're clockwork, and its the pendulum inside them going back and forward that does it.:thumb:
Drazur on 24/9/2007 at 04:18
Quote Posted by belboz
I always thought it was because they're clockwork, and its the pendulum inside them going back and forward that does it.:thumb:
That is very close:
Time is involved.
It's actually because all birds descend from those little bobbing-birds you put on the side of mixers (or more specifically, the alcoholic beverage that would be mixed and then poured into a specific glass/tumbler) if you live (and or lived) in the 1950's.
Uh, and then they made a
time machine. Uh, In the future. And...went back and...uh...err...:tsktsk:
Cybernide on 2/10/2007 at 16:58
Wait, wait, wait, I got a parrot with eyes on the side of her head and she doesn't walk like that. Only time I've ever seen this behavior is in pigeons and crap.
