I held the door open at the shopping mall. It had a blank stare on it's face and didn't even say thanks! It wobbled right in as if I wasn't even there. No appreciate at all.
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Oh no, more 'variant title threads"!!😱
shareSeems reading from other peoples' posts, they have legitimate and similar experiences. The highly acclaimed tv series 'Animaniacs' (1993) showcased how negative pigeons can be, generally towards humans and their local environment.
shareYah, the pigeon thing actually happened, but I didn't think about it until I read some of the other people's posts on here.
shareIt's become part of the Zeitgeist, people's collective consciousness, making more and more aware. It's happening.
shareYou know what's strange,
I was thinking if anyone out there would think it was an automatic door instead of me just opening the door, and boom, you got it.
Then I was thinking if anyone would think that that experience with the pigeon I had was a similar experience that others had instead of me just making fun of the other posts, and boom, you got it.
And then I was thinking about those two coincidences and how people having a collective consciousness, and BOOM, you got it!
What are the odds of that?
The odds are prolly 80/20. 80 out of 20.
shareWhat is even more insulting is that automatic doors only slide open for humans, some dogs, and maybe cats but not for gray pigeons.
shareActually, it was an automatic sliding door, but I said I held the door open to make me myself sound like a respectable person. But yah, that door wasn't opening for that pigeon. It was waiting there for someone to come by so the sliding door would open as if it's been to that mall before.
shareEvery legend and hero's tale has a tiny bit of omission for the sake of story. What you did for that gray pigeon was very respectful, which makes you also very respectful; however, said pigeon lacks any respectability in my book.
On a political note, yes, I believe local governments and businesses/corporations should recalibrate sliding doors to open for pigeons in general, not just for "gray" ones, imo. Pigeons tend to travel and post around a two-to-three-mile area, depending on the location and local climate -- and should have some responsibility to ensure their right to travel.