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Because you spelt their name wrong

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Because

the bees have buzzed off.

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If it's because we're firing them from catapults

I'm unconvinced. Would not fright be the emotion uppermost in their tiny featherbrains as they found themselves elastically propelled toward an unlikely construction of blocks serving as a...

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Cos they ain't

Word Birds.

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It's the pigs

The green pigs have stolen the birds' eggs. The birds have elected to employ some frankly bizarre tactics to regain custody of their unborn children. Exactly why they've chosen to fling themselves out...

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Time Of The Month?

(sorry - male chauvinist, misogynist overload) Despite my tongue being placed firmly in my cheek, I'll get me coat and grab a tin hat at the same time

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Because they look like Roberto Di Matteo

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How can I ever thank you, Captain Underpants?

As with any good answer, though, more questions are raised. Whay are the pigs green? Envy? The're envious of the birds' ability to lay eggs, and so resort to nest-knobbling? It seems a stretch to me....

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It's just business

The birds and the pigs initially intended a joint venture, setting up a chain of fast-food breakfast outlets serving "rump and cloaca fresh" bacon and eggs. Things started to fall apart when the pigs...

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because they heard their favourite monthly rock & culture magazine has printed its final edition?

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It's not the Birds who are angry, is it...?

It's you, Burt. It's you. Come on now, Burt... share your anger. Let it out. You're in a safe place now. The Birds cannot hurt you anymore. Change starts when you admit the problem... *tilts head in...

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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ...

poo I never felt so alive!

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Why isn't this on Wiki?

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Bird-pig joint venture

You all know the old line about the distinction between involvement and commitment? You can define it from your full-English-breakfast plate: the hen was involved, but the pig was committed.

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The pig was toast,

actually.

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