Parrots Copy the Curse Word

If you say the word back the curse word !@#$%* they hear the most new calls copy the words !@#$* entire flocks

A series of colorful parrots and macaws demonstrates the idea that parents—or, in this case, whole flocks of birds—repeat the sounds they hear most often. The joke escalates from one bird copying a curse word to an entire flock adopting the same profanity, with upbeat music and repeated squawking making the absurd imitation funnier.

If you say a curse word, your parent could re- le- the word back, le- ly, and if it escapes, le- other le- the curse word. You see, parents naturally copy the sounds they hear the most, and then the le- le- le- le- calls makes them seem smarter, sooner or later, le- le- words, le- le- le- babies, meaning, le- le- le- le- le- le- le-

• @afrosidemoon / 75906 2026-01-10