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I kill crows at my dad's house.
It's nice of you to do that. Just leave a bowl of seeds outside
Nice gesture of you. Now you have the possibility to keep him as a pet. Like many said, crows are very intelligent, and having one as a pet sounds cool.
Crows can learn to talk and they are very smart. Is there any other crows near by? Maybe it will decide to join the flock.
Am I the only one who read the FML as "cow" instead of "crow"? I was a little confused why it might be flying.
I totally did. Then when it got to "it can finally fly" I was flabbergasted. I thought only pigs flew.
I did the same, don't feel too bad
Naw man didnt you here about the cow that jumped over the moon? Jumping does lead to flying so dont be discouraged
The crow thinks your his mom now, maybe you should just feed him and let him have a wee area to sleep, but let him roam the neighbourhood. Just like having an outdoor cat, somewhere to sleep, eat and play. You're a kind person to look after the crow as a baby, he obviously loves you and you are now his human. :)
Dude, this is actually awesome. You have your own crow
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It's like when you feed a stray cat one time and it keeps coming back for more. Eventually it's gonna end up being yours.
never more