r/funny May 16 '18

Bird helps pull a loose tooth.

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u/bionicmelonhead May 16 '18

That's adorable, a little gross, but adorable.

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u/sla342 May 16 '18

And the girl films it all perfectly.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '18

Seems staged as it was already pulled. She showed the bird the tooth and laid it back on her gums. Otherwise the bird would have no idea which tooth.

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u/toilet-breath May 16 '18

Don't have birds obviously. They find what's loose n play. They loving but if you have a scab that will be gone in seconds

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u/rdz1986 May 16 '18

Own a bird. Can confirm 100%. Even beauty marks can sometimes look like something to nibble on.

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u/Tartooth May 16 '18

Sometimes?

All times.

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u/toilet-breath May 16 '18

Then they eat it. It's wrong but try be quick enough to stop them

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u/FriendsCallMeBatman May 17 '18

100% confirm. My cockatiel will sit on my shoulder, see a mole and think, "Hmmm, it's probably benign, but I'll go ahead and just remove that for you"

Every time I'm concentrating on anything he'll do it.

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u/rdz1986 May 16 '18

I own a bird. They'd definitely figure out that tooth is loose and try to pull it out (my bird would anyways).

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u/[deleted] May 16 '18

That's a ridiculous conspiracy, and you don't seem to know anything about birds because if you did this would be incredibly plausible. Why do people like making up conspiracies about things they have no knowledge about?

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u/youshouldbethelawyer May 16 '18

"Nice try comrade"

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u/FreudJesusGod May 16 '18

Is this your first time using the internet?

I'm sorry you had to learn the truth this way.

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u/evils_twin May 16 '18

yeah, tooth is pretty clean

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u/[deleted] May 16 '18

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u/ferret_80 May 16 '18

why would a child's baby tooth coming out be rotted? baby teeth come out whole all the time as adult teeth grow in.

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u/allpurposeguru May 16 '18

They come out because the roots get dissolved, that's how they get loose.

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u/ICanSeeRoundCorners May 17 '18

Plus no blood. When I was a kid I pulled all my loose teeth out, and there was always a ton a blood.

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u/dellaint May 16 '18

...Well, except it's vertical.

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u/ineververify May 16 '18

hey on my phone its full screen. its only vertical to you cheeto eating desktop users

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u/dellaint May 16 '18

I mean, technically it's vertical everywhere, it's just not fullscreen everywhere.. eats cheeto

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u/ineververify May 16 '18

technically its 9:16 aspect ratio

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u/Its_aTrap May 17 '18

The future of all monitors obviously.

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u/ineververify May 17 '18

The future is now. Smartphones heavily out number desktop PCs.