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Hi #fediverse.

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  • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

    Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

    While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

    Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

    My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

    🦆 🦢

    Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

    Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

    beachbum@mastodon.sdf.orgB This user is from outside of this forum
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    @Pepijn I see them all the time I live near a park. They’re lovely. But I have no desire to pick them up.

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    • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

      Instructions for duck. For swans step two should be adapted.

      Link Preview Image
      A Light Shining In Darkness (@fzer0@nerdculture.de)

      Attached: 1 video How to pick up a duck 🦆

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      NerdCulture (nerdculture.de)

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      #50

      @Pepijn If I ever do have the desire to pick up a duck, now I know how.

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      • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

        Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

        While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

        Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

        My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

        🦆 🦢

        Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

        Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

        alexshendi@rollenspiel.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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        #51

        @Pepijn

        No, I haven't. That's why I survived.

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        • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

          Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

          While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

          Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

          My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

          🦆 🦢

          Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

          Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

          silvermoon82@wandering.shopS This user is from outside of this forum
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          #52

          @Pepijn
          No duck or swan, but I've met a pet chicken. She was a sweetie and I did pick her up.

          I had an opportunity to pick up a goose once, but I chose life.

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          • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

            Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

            While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

            Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

            My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

            🦆 🦢

            Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

            Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

            carstenboll@mstdn.dkC This user is from outside of this forum
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            #53

            @Pepijn not a swan, of course, since I am not suicidal. But plenty of ducks and chickens.

            I think of swans as pretty geese, and geese delight in fucking you up if they can.

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            • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

              Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

              While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

              Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

              My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

              🦆 🦢

              Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

              Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

              nlarson830@techhub.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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              wrote last edited by
              #54

              @Pepijn

              Furthermore, not just tried, but actually did.
              Picked up geese too.

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              • snyperwolf@kind.socialS snyperwolf@kind.social

                @src_esther @Pepijn it's a hair what?

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                #55

                @SnyperWolf
                A hairy hare.
                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hare

                @Pepijn

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                • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

                  Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

                  While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

                  Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

                  My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

                  🦆 🦢

                  Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

                  Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

                  thias@mastodon.socialT This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #56

                  @Pepijn at least for the mute swan which is the most common in Switzerland, I was always told to leave these guys alone, and if one is stuck on a road or something, to call the police. These things can be mean.

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                  • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                    @Pepijn not a swan, of course, since I am not suicidal. But plenty of ducks and chickens.

                    I think of swans as pretty geese, and geese delight in fucking you up if they can.

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                    #57

                    @CarstenBoll @Pepijn
                    Can confirm this. Not mentioning their “landmine” shit.

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                    • pepijn@mastodon.onlineP pepijn@mastodon.online

                      Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

                      While browsing the Fediverse today it appears most people here have never tried to pick up a duck or swan. Like, not even once during their childhood.

                      Some people say they've not even touched a living chicken!

                      My hypothesis is that people here get upset about whatever hypothesis I present so I'll shutup on this.

                      🦆 🦢

                      Have you try pick up a duck or swan?

                      Please boost for scientific accuracy (or don't, it's your choice, that #science for you!)

                      timwardcam@c.imT This user is from outside of this forum
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                      #58

                      @Pepijn Step 1 to pick up a swan in the UK is to ask the King for permission.

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