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chris martens (chrisamaphone@hci.social)'s status on Tuesday, 22-Jul-2025 07:49:21 JST chris martens

whenever i pass this sign i wonder who is out here trying to REMOVE A GOOSE
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1. Sign on a fence in a park: NOTICE Please do not feed, touch, or remove birds from the park. (Fine print below, auto detected from picture) If you encounter a sick, injured, or dead bird, report it using the QR code below or go to mass.gov/ reportbirds. You can also report it by calling 3-1-1. Some wild birds may carry Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), also known as bird flu. HPAI primarily spreads between birds and rarely infects humans or pets, You can reduce your risk of infection by staying away from areas wi h sick or dead birds and by keeping your pets away from them. B
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  JP (jplebreton@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 22-Jul-2025 07:49:19 JST JP
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  @chrisamaphone there's no way this doesn't also apply to turkeys, so that person is probably headed for a bad time
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  1. photo of a printed page that went viral (original source uncertain) a few years ago: Handling: General considerations The cat is faster and has sharper teeth and nails than you do. It has no "code of ethics" or considerations for its own future. _In a fair fight it will win._ [highlighted in yellow] 1. DON'T FIGHT A CAT 2. USE YOUR BRAIN 3. USE DRUGS
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  chris martens (chrisamaphone@hci.social)'s status on Tuesday, 22-Jul-2025 07:49:20 JST chris martens
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  okay well TIL some humans are like this
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  1. Reddit post: r/boston u/Alternative_Run_6116 • 14h Am I allowed to try to catch a turkey? 🤔 Asking The Real Questions I live in Brighton, and it feels like every day I see at least one turkey on my walk to Starbucks. Every time I see one, my mouth starts watering... Am I allowed to try to catch one? They are very slow-moving, and I think I could do it by just pretending like I'm walking normal and then pouncing when I get close enough. I won't use any weapons or anything, just my bare hands. Is this against the law or anything? Thank you. 290 • 190
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