People for the Preservation of Pigeons is concerned with the protection and preservation of mankind's oldest domestic bird, the gentle and loyal pigeon. We support pro-pigeonism in order to promote their positive portrayal in society. Pigeons bring joy to millions who appreciate how they animate our cities. Pigeons were routinely used in wartime as airborne couriers flying over rough terrain and behind enemy lines carrying messages strapped to their legs.
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Hail to the Pigeon of Peace -- National Pigeon Day 2009!
I saw a shouting match between two children: each declared "did not!", "did too!", attempting to outdo the other with emotion and volume rather than logical argument.
I don't see a place on your blog that shows the history of the birds, how they came to the area, or why we should adore them. All I see is "this recent news item from a bad guy" and a few comics -- essentially writing "did not!"
Is there any evidence to stop the rebuttal "did too!" from coming?
I saw a shouting match between two children: each declared "did not!", "did too!", attempting to outdo the other with emotion and volume rather than logical argument.
ReplyDeleteI don't see a place on your blog that shows the history of the birds, how they came to the area, or why we should adore them. All I see is "this recent news item from a bad guy" and a few comics -- essentially writing "did not!"
Is there any evidence to stop the rebuttal "did too!" from coming?
Why should we love the "flying poop machines" ?