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Pet bird wind tunnel

 Create exercise opportunities for caged birds
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You want a lovely little pet bird, but you feel so bad keeping him in a cage that you think you won't buy him after all. Solution: The Pet Bird Wind Tunnel. It's a tiny little fan that creates a continuous gust of air sufficient for your birdie to fly into but not get knocked over. That way, he can fly and fly and keep his little wings strong without getting out of the cage and soiling your silk charmeuse upholstery.
—juliec2, Feb 08 2006

humming bird tunnel https://www.youtube...watch?v=JyqY64ovjfY
wind tunnel [popbottle, May 24 2017]

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       I'm all for it. Birds have been blessed with the gift of flight. Humans, on the other hand, have been cursed with an subconsious desire to ruin anything beautiful (i.e. keep a bird in a fuckin' cage).
—Pac-man, Feb 08 2006
   

       Better than a caged bird, worse than a free bird. But at least it's overcomplicated. [+]
—wagster, Feb 08 2006
   

       [juliec2] Pet:Health? car:service?
—ConsulFlaminicus, Feb 08 2006
   

       Consul: maybe this is implemented by tying the cage to the back of a car?
—DrCurry, Feb 08 2006
   

       Wouldn't it take him off guard when you turn it on? Also, the cage has to be big enough for him to flap his wings. That's a pretty large cage.
—phundug, Feb 08 2006
   

       cage cleaning mode
—po, Feb 08 2006
   

       [Ian] Since we all know birds are incapable of turning around, He will have to try his best to fly backwards.
—Pac-man, Feb 08 2006
   

       //incapable of turning around// eh?   

       pigeons can turn their heads 360 degs
—po, Feb 08 2006
   

       I used to take my parrot on the go-ped just to let it spread out its wings out.
—quantum_flux, Feb 28 2007
   

       Someone told me once that with a bit of effort and assistance pigeons can turn their heads 3 or 4 full revoultions.
—Captain_Ignorant, Mar 01 2007
   

       That's revoulting.   

       Oh well. They are, after all, demon-possesed sky rats.   

       With "some assistance" I could probably do the same.
—RayfordSteele, Jul 11 2007
   


 

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