How Many Of Us Can Relate?

[kendrafitz]

I saw this on another forum and had to share it here.

It is so ridiculous that I can completely relate to it (except for the date part & the very end).

Anyone else relate?

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[Dragonlady2]

I can see how you would relate with a huge bird like Rosie. I can just see her vying for your attention when you are talking to someone else.

I can relate even though my birds are a lot smaller. The in your face and attention seeking as soon as my attention is elsewhere is definitely the same.

[Quakerella]

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Even with small birds I can totally relate to the vying for attention, but until you see something from the outside you never really "see" it.

[Casper's 2nd best friend]

Not so much vying for attention with Casper, more wanting to join in the conversation when visitors are here - jabbering away until we can't talk for laughing

[PlaxMacaws]

HA! That's pretty funny :D - in a pathetic sort of way. Like most comedic sketches, it's fairly exaggerated. But that's of course why it's so amusing. Anyone who's considering impulse-buying a parrot should probably watch this Jasper the Parrot clip first ;)

I remember seeing this skit long ago. To SNL's credit, someone on the production staff clearly had some experience with larger parrots... or perhaps had at least observed a few prior to creating the character. Some of his behaviors and mannerisms are indeed based in accuracy (if a bit distorted). I wonder why the description is wrong, though. The scarlet macaw suit doesn't = an "African Parrot". I'm guessing that may have been an ad lib on the actor's part. Nonetheless it's a cute clip :D