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EDINBURGH, Scotland, Feb. 1 (UPI) -- A 19-year-old Scottish man who admitted to threatening his grandmother's parrot for interrupting his sleep was ordered to apologize with chocolates.
Stefan McKinsley, 19, pleaded guilty Monday to a breach of the peace after his grandmother called police Friday at 2:45 a.m. and said the teenager was intoxicated and hitting the parrot's cage, Britain's The Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
This bird brain has polly gone to seed and shouldn't be squawking so much. This is quite a flap and he really needs to fly right and stop talon tales out of school. I bet he's soar now but what's nest for him? Actually, this pigeon sounds falcon goofy to me so please sparrow me the drama since I'm not that gull-able when John hawks these types of stories. I know he gives a hoot and that's a feather in his cap but I really don't want to rattle his cage.
EDINBURGH, Scotland, Feb. 1 (UPI) -- A 19-year-old Scottish man who admitted to threatening his grandmother's parrot for interrupting his sleep was ordered to apologize with chocolates.
Stefan McKinsley, 19, pleaded guilty Monday to a breach of the peace after his grandmother called police Friday at 2:45 a.m. and said the teenager was intoxicated and hitting the parrot's cage, Britain's The Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
Would he be charged with something if the parrot just sort of....disappeared?
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