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It was hard to get the feathers BLENDING together to hide the disfigurement.
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It did not help that she kept BELCHING and hiccuping. What a mess she was.
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Her whole life was CHANGING before her eyes. No wonder she had serious indigestion problems.
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She was MUNCHING on carrot sticks all day. Rosarian loved carrot sticks.
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So, one day Rosarian took a couple of carrot sticks and walked up to the liberal turkey girl, who was in the middle of a debate with a conservatory chipmunk. He patiently awaited for her to see him, and when she did...
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...he asked her what was she MUNCHING on. It turns out that the chipmunk was deathly allergic to carrots.
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But Rosarian and the turkey were CHUGGING down carrot sticks. The chipmunk decided it was time to leave.
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before any SLUGGING began. The chipmunk knew if he stayed long enough, there would be a slugfest because of his political views.
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Of course, Rosarian didn't concern himself with politics and knew if the bickering began he would just end up LAUGHING.
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But Rosarian knew if things continued someone would be ROUGHING someone up. He had signed up with fowlsupport.org himself so got some hints on how to handle confrontation.
But Rosarian had admired the turkey because of all the challenges she had handled in her lifetime.
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To prevent violence, Rosarian posted a plea at fowlsupport.org, asking that the Turkey be GROUNDED indefinately.
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But it wouldn't matter. The turkey REGARDED fowlsupport.org to be an inconsequential organization run by 'feathered friends' that looked down upon him just because he could not fly.
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to get back in her good graces, rosarian told the turkey to disregard what he had posted at fowlsupport.org. he was just jealous of the chipmunk.
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to get back into her good graces, rosarian invited the turkey on vacation to meet his vulture parent and to see for herself the grandeur of the british virgin islands. you see, he realized that he was falling in love with the old bird.
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The turkey was of American origin and the vulture was of EUROPEAN origin. Rosarian wasn't very sure if his parent vulture and the turkey would understand each other, but it was worth a try.
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What Rosarian didn't know, is that his dad had had exposure to american birds before, and had learned a little english during his brief affairs.
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In fact, with the Vulture's haughty attitude, he was likely to have a SUPERIOR attitude.
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Unfortunately for Rosarian, all the SPOILERS in his life were the birds he knew. Not one of them was a good influence on his young life. He needed to quickly ........
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...contact a PERSONAL trainer. He was hoping to find one who had experience training feathered clients.
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He didn't want a fly-by-night or SEASONAL trainer. He wanted someone who could teach him good habits.
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Rosarian also wanted a trainer who would take a SNAPSHOT of him during training, so he could post it here...proving to us that he really was determined to practice good habits.
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So Rosarian put on his favorite HOTPANTS and posed for his picture.
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But he looked like an ELEPHANT in his hotpants, so he decided it wasn't a good idea.
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Rosarian was very disappointed that his PHANTASY to wear hotpants wasn't going to happen. So he decided to...
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...go to the store and buy some sanitary napkins, just in case he might need them. While waiting in line to pay for the napkins and some Altoids that caught his eye, he suddenly noticed....
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...A STRANDED motorist in the parking lot. He ran from the store to go to the aid of the motorist. He instantly administered an Altoid, whipped out the sanitary napkins and proceeded to...
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use them to soak up the blood from his wound. He directed a person STANDING nearby to call 911. Since the motorist was having chest pain, he gave him one of his handy baby aspirins too.
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This could possibly be the GRANDEST moment in Rosarian's life. From this point forward, he has shown the world .....
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...that he is finally able to STRANGLE his past. He can start a new life filled with humanitarian acts of love and compassion.
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He had WRESTLED with this problem for such a long time. He had the right attitude - he was humble about his accomplishments too.
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