So I heard you'd like to have some special kind of hell at home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH2Uy974TYU

>>2398454
>HAHAHAHHAHA A TRASHCAN AAHHAHA
>AAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaa
>I FELL INTO THE TRASH AAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHA
sounds like a prom party at 1am

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Why on earth would you do this?

Why would you train your bird to do this shit when it really gets old after a couple minutes?
Just imagine having to put up with this for literally DECADES.
Imagine sleeping in your bed and suddenly at night theres evil woman laughter coming from unlit, pitch black kitchen.

>>2398786

I bet in most cases the parrots just pick it up on their own.

>>2398453
first vid sounds like beetlejuice

>>2398826
my parrot picked up my dad's nerdy laugh and it's the funniest shit

>>2398934
what does your mother say?

>>2398934
We had a parakeets as a kid and after years of owning them, my dad said fuck after electrocuting himself and after that, it was the first and only word one of the parakeets ever said and said it often. Then we all learned from the parakeet since fuck was a 'banned' word in the house.

>>2398453
https://youtu.be/uguXNL93fWg

>>2398786
They pretty much go to sleep as soon as it's dark so it's not likely you will hear them make much noise at night unless something scares them in the dark.

A friend of mine had a Parrot who would laugh all the time

We called him The Joker

>>2399309
I'd have to strangle that little fucker

This guy has some good videos. The bird seems really intelligent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UUjJysUMTw&

>>2399296
about the bird laughing? she thinks it's funny

he says shit like "hehehe god damn"

>>2399309
that's the best thing ever

>>2398453
parrot speech: sometimes adorable, sometimes you need an old priest and a young priest

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This is the most incredible parrot video I've personally ever seen. I'd even go so far to say it's important to people studying animal intelligence. Other parrots on pianos just hit random notes, but this parrot seems to be conciously choosing which notes it wants to play and demonstrates awareness of tempo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GsCLa9YdK4

>>2399859
lol, he seems like some notes he REALLY wants it to play but the damn thing wouldn't register some key presses and he tries until the tone sounds

>>2399859
That's absolutely mindlowing. At first I thought he was just badly playing some tune, but it turns out he is playing what he wants to play. Absolutely insane.

>>2400063
How long until birds start making whole albums? Writing entire symphonies? Writing literature? Directing movies? Painting and drawing? What if the whole entertainment industry is taken over by birbs? This is the beginning of the end for the human races spot in the limelight, we are all going to be replaced.

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>>2400063
If you think about it, maybe he's actually really great at it and it just sounds a bit awkward to us because our music system is different.

Music theory isn't only math, it's also a cultural thing

Those birbs are creepy

>>2400070
That is a western keyboard