Fly my beauties
Anonymous - - United States
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goodbyefriend - 21/08/2012 16:56 - United States - Worcester
tryscal - 12/07/2009 04:35 - United States
Birdwatcher - 18/09/2012 16:19 - United States - Woodstock
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Ketchup - 22/06/2009 06:06 - United States
Mr. E - 14/11/2018 17:30
livgasms - - United Kingdom
Good, teach the little hooligans about the inevitability of life and death early. Maybe half of them wont be 'emos' in a decade.
Today, I was finally going to be released by the giants that raised me and my family. They didn't realise that I was still in my chrysalis, yet to escape. It was then that I saw a flock of air-monsters devour almost all of my entire family. Immediately after fighting for freedom. In front of some teacher who then had the audacity to complain about what it meant for her. FML # 70, thank you for illustrating how forums turn from innocent reflections on amusing tales to a brutal world of ruthless bickering about.. insects. # 79, that's heart breaking!
So they learn about life and death...killing two birds with one stone. Or two butterflies with one bird. Take your pick.
#4/5: You are aware that there a lots of different kinds of birds, right? With different diets? There aren't really enough worms in the world to sustain the entire avian population. Plenty of birds are insectivores. And, at least the kids learned about 'the circle of life'? I would have been pretty upset if a bird ate my butterfly though :(