Before you concerned citizens and delusional animal lovers write us at "They Want to Kill Us", please know that the parakeet pictured above is only pretending to be dead, and has signed a model release. No parakeets were harmed in the hasty photoshopping of this ad.
It's a 2 step process. There's a spray to fill all cracks and parakeet entry points in your home, of which i'm sure there are many. And for that one parakeet that manages to barge its way in, the scalp ointment works just like flea medication for a dot. Just a drop or 2 on your kids head and the parakeet will die shortly after landing. Yet, apart from some very pre-mature balding, it's relatively safe for humans. For trips outdoors 5 drops of ointment are recommended. Blindness may occur in some children. A small price to pay.
Animals are great. We love them. But here at they want to kill us, wehave uncovered a disturbing truth: they want to kill us. This site will shine a light on the other side of animal cruelty, the dark underworld of dancing dolphins and killer koalas.
We may not save your life, but we will never, ever tear your limbs off with our teeth.
“I don't like small birds. They hop around so merrily outside my window, looking so innocent. But I know that, secretly, they're watching my every move and plotting to beat me over the head with a large steel pipe and take my shoe.”
Before you concerned citizens and delusional animal lovers write us at "They Want to Kill Us", please know that the parakeet pictured above is only pretending to be dead, and has signed a model release. No parakeets were harmed in the hasty photoshopping of this ad.
ReplyDeleteBRILLIANT! I'm so glad little octopus junior won't have to fear creepy parakeets anymore. And we needed the ad revenues! Well done, amuse-bouche!
ReplyDeleteHow does it work?
ReplyDeleteIt's a 2 step process. There's a spray to fill all cracks and parakeet entry points in your home, of which i'm sure there are many. And for that one parakeet that manages to barge its way in, the scalp ointment works just like flea medication for a dot. Just a drop or 2 on your kids head and the parakeet will die shortly after landing. Yet, apart from some very pre-mature balding, it's relatively safe for humans. For trips outdoors 5 drops of ointment are recommended. Blindness may occur in some children. A small price to pay.
ReplyDeleteI mean a "dog" not a dot. It doesn't let me edit comments. wah.
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