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I'm glad that awesome ballsy bird didn't get injured by the blades on that ridiculous noisy irritating gimmick. I mean, a cup of coffee, not even a pound of gro
by scrumper 5y ago
I'm glad that awesome ballsy bird didn't get injured by the blades on that ridiculous noisy irritating gimmick. I mean, a cup of coffee, not even a pound of ground coffee so you can make your own and only force this intrusion on your neighbors once a week instead of every day.
Obviously I still need _my_ morning coffee.
- drclau 5y agoRavens are among the smartest birds out there. The fact that it was not injured is probably not a matter of luck. It most likely understood to some degree the danger of spinning blades. They're also pretty skilled at flight. A wildlife photographer snapped a few great shots with a raven landing on an eagle's back _in flight_. See: https://iso.500px.com/the-story-behind-the-incredible-photo-of-a-crow-riding-an-eagle/ https://iso.500px.com/the-story-behind-the-incredible-photo-...
- ed_elliott_asc 5y agoI’m with you, if my neighbour had this delivered every day I’d speak to them and ask them not to.
- clairity 5y agolately there have been a couple drones flying around my neighborhood and hovering in front of, and behind, houses. they instinctually feel creepy and intrusive. it seems we need to extend the legal expectation of privacy a little further.
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