Hm, Different

[BarbieH]

Okay, only other bird people would understand this. :) DH and I were having some nice quiet time, and I started playing with his hair, then rubbing his nose. "What are you doing," he asked. I stopped, laughed, and replied, "I'm rubbing your beak!" :blush:

[linda040899]

:blush: :blush: :blush: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Methinks you are truly a flock member....... :whistle:

[Z28Taxman]

:lol Now if he starts scratching behind his ear with his foot then you really are in trouble......:whistle:


Well that would be better than feeding her. :eek:

[LauraO]

I wonder what would happen if I went home and tried to bite my DH toes:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[mjm8321]

If he starts clicking and dancing about, you know the beak rub is working ;)

[BarbieH]

He didn't much appreciate having his nose referred to as a beak, either. :lol

[Janie]

Heather, thanks for a great "crack me up" remark! :D

Barb, yes we ARE bird people and I'm not at all surprised you did that and.....was there something unusual about that? :rofl:

[TGerard]

It is not a "beak"!:roll: I prefer the phrase "whopping conk" or the more Americanized "schnozzolla", thank you very much. *Lifts his proboscis high*

[butterfly1061]

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Poor Tim!