*face-desk*

[goldnyght]

Oh no...Pete is learning to try and imitate noises....

And his first attempt?

F***

[Katy]

Oops!! lol I swear sometimes when my babies are tweeting that they're saying F***. They shake their heads when they do it. As long as you're the only one who can make it out, don't worry about it.

[bellarains]

Looks like you are going to have to start saying those "sound alike curse words". You know, fluck a duck, dagnabbit, sugar, darn,frickin frackin, etc......:lol

[mjm8321]

With three larger birds that talk in our house, we've learned to try and keep the "bad" words to a minimum, because we'll be hearing it right back at us in no time if we don't. ;)

[Katy]

:rofl: oh dear

[Buy A Paper Doll]

LOL!!! You know, just the other day my niece said it's a good thing my birds don't talk because that's the first word they'd say.

On a slightly related note, a friend's 2 year old watched her daddy drop something and make a mess the other day. Before he could react, his little girl said, "Oh, F***!" :omg:

[goldnyght]

YEah...I'm trying discouragement right now, but at the moment, he's saying it every time he sees the kid (probably picking up on my mood cues)