By tay - 17/09/2013 15:44 - Canada - Erin
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Tweety bird?
Damn you, autocorrect!
Tweety bird or one and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie?
Isn't it four and twenty blackbirds?
A "cat out of the bag" pun doesn't really work here, does it?
You know what they say: A bird in the pet shop is worth two in the cage.
I totally tweeted this.
Oh retail, how I hate thee.
Something seems wrong here.I feel like there's some punctuation error.Does anyone else see this?
What I am asking myself is what she expected to gain from this. She lost both a bird and money. Not a lot of thinking on her part
56 - She probably just wanted to get rid of the bird and see if she could get money back. In frustration of not getting her money back, she released the bird. PS - Love the username!
well, time to release a Doberman on her XD.
At least she didn't try to return a dead bird?
It definitely sounded like a Monty Python pet shop sketch set up to me.
At least you didn't refund her money.
78 are you the bird that got returned? If so i can see how you'd be sore about it and not want your previous owner's money refunded.
He isn't pining for the fjords.
It sounds like she was brilliant.
Damn bird probably kept waking her up at some ungodly hour tweeting and shit...
Where's Sylvester when you need him?
Tweety always ends up taking cover in the cage eventually.
Either way, tweety ends up in the cage.
Is that a Monty Python reference I see? :D
Well, she hadn't nailed it to the perch so...
The pecking order goes like this: The owner, the manager, the customer, the bird, then you.
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Oh retail, how I hate thee.
At least she didn't try to return a dead bird?