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What if the police see this and decide you happen to be laying out poison? And what if someone actually does use poison? Even by itself, methylene blue can cause dizziness, confusion, anemia and many other problems. Besides, blue poo would be even more irritating. It would be like giving them paintballs. Oh, by the way, please add some punctuation and detail to this. |
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This would be a good trick to pull in Rome, with all their pigeons, sacred culture, and artwork all around there and such. Would it really work? |
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An odd thing about the color blue is that a bit of it added to yellowish colors makes them look whiter. We used to add "bluing" to the laundry water, back when. |
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If you get your bluing doses under-strength, your formerly muddy pigeon poop is going to be extra-sparkling white. |
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...and don't kid yourself, everyone hates pigeons. There are two kinds of people in the world. People who hate pigeons, and people who despise pigeons. |
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But why do we hate them? Is it just the poo? Certainly not. |
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First, let's list a few of the negatives of dealing with pigeon population, regardless of the implementation of this idea: |
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- The awful squeak they make when they fly. What is the deal with that?
- Damage to structures from their ugly nests
- Constant tapping on windows
- Dead pigeon carcasses hidden somewhere collecting maggots
- Their almost ant-like ubiquity
- That awful burbling noise
- The ugly fake owls that are supposed to drive them away |
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OK, that's just a small portion of the list. Now, let's list all the positive aspects of a pigeon population, including all positives gained by the implementation of this idea: |
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Sorry, this is a fish bone for sure. |
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I must take a rather uneducated route here while anno-ing... |
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//Blue poo// That's a f**king stupid idea |
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I like the central idea, but think it should be applied more practially. How about an additive that causes the poo to become a soapy lather? Then, when a pigeon doses my car, it's actually helping to clean it. |
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It's a curious person who gets the 'buncha pigeons shit blue all over my car this morning' practical joke. [+] |
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Blue Poo on the grass, alas. |
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Dog, on my street the birds eat all the berries off these trees that line the street. Then they defacate (sp?) IT IS BLUE (and kinda purple). I must say, cleaning blue poo is just as bad as cleaning white poo... which is why I crap all over this idea |
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Blue, green, black, or brown, poo is poo is nasty. |
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But why is [phundug] writing like a child? |
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good question [theleopard]...a pigeon may have hacked into his account.
I don't hate pigeons, but there aren't that many out here in the country. |
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Is this a play on words? Blue poo would be comparitively fun dung. |
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I'm sorry for writing in an annoying style on this idea. I sometimes get tired of all the formality of language and purposely start write things badly or misspelling words. It can be fun. |
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writing badly can be fun,
i want me write more dung dung. |
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Purple berry pigeon poo? A bit gamey, if you ask me... |
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I was imagining a sky-blue color, not dark purple or violet. Maybe this would be more popular in Japan where colors like that are commonly used in decorations. |
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there is another idea titled: juice, so the recent page just read: |
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[malevolent flightless arctic bird] (I like k_sra's little syno-name game...) There was a time way back when when an idea was posted to come up with new ideas by such concatenation. Fortunately for the spirit of the site, the idea died. |
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what terrible punctuation. bone. |
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//[malevolent flightless arctic bird]// Antarctic, Shirley? Unless perhaps you are referring to the rare and reclusive half-baker *[EvilPuffin]? |
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"What's blue and sounds like a bell?" |
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//I sometimes get tired of all the formality
of language// What I don't understand is
how you managed to apostrophise
"There's" correctly, and then just opened
your bowels for a whole paragraph. |
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Anyway, I don't see how you can know
that "blue pigeons like all birds". |
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There's a chemical called methylene blue which turns your urine. |
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Blue pigeons like all birds. |
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Poo solid and liquid combined so, instead of killing them because we hate them. |
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Feed them some methylene blue, then. |
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Their droppings will be pretty and we won’t. |
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