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Secret Service Protects Pregnant Duck

thalmin said:
Actually, yes, but not for that reason. Ducks and other migratory waterfowl are federally protected. To hunt them you must get a federal stamp.
Really? And the Secret Service didn't bother to get a federal stamp to eradicate the fowl?
 

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Raging Epistaxis said:
Yeah, I had some questions about that too, but Torm Anseriformes.
It worked. I liked it. Eggsellent.

At least, I should say, it worked well nested in text like that, but if you ever deliver it in person, I wood duck immediately after, were I you - someone might leave you mottled black and blue. ;)

I realize this aren't good puns, but that's okay, I'm not really trying hard, I'm just dabbling. :lol:
 
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Torm said:
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I realize this aren't good puns, but that's okay, I'm not really trying hard, I'm just dabbling.
Ah, that's ok. I think anyone wood duck after making everyone brood over such a gravid example of punditry.

But hey, I'll not get my feathers ruffled or molt for the door. And only a fool would shoot the Merganser because of the message.

As they say, water off a duck's back.

R E

Goodnight, and good puns to all :)
 



Turanil said:
They probably mean the boiling water in the cooking pot. :p

Turanil, I am horrified at your suggestion that they would boil that duck.

Boiling is far from the best way to cook a duck.
 




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