Copied from Youtube, someone's interpretation of what he said:

Oh, I know actually that I, um, enjoy the slow burn and then let the squirrel burn and open with its paw yarn. Ahahahahaha. Oh, did your dad call back with the fries? 'Cause he wanted the back paw word to poke his head. Eheh. Ahahahaha. Oh, you would call back with the pot burger on his head, call, pull her out. Oh, brought out for your head, don't give him the pot further than the throwback cook. Ahahaha. About, uh, twelve Beirut pot urn! Ahahaha. Ooh, that flower bird and that bow bad. Ahahaha. Oh, they've ordered that bird. Ohh!

amazing.

I once heard a blue-headed parrot produce the sound of a babbling brook, and it completely blew my mind.

A little research I'll share with ya'lll;
wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrinx_(bird_anatomy)
http://www.stanford.edu/group/stanfordbirds/text/essays/Bird_Voices.html
http://www.pbs.org/lifeofbirds/songs/index.html

>> ^bamdrew:

amazing.
I once heard a blue-headed parrot produce the sound of a babbling brook, and it completely blew my mind.


Have you seen that Lyre Bird video?

Yes, you have... nevermind.

Imagine being a primitive, superstitious person and finding such a bird in the wild, speaking with a person's voice. Now imagine what sort of crazy explanation you might come up with to explain it.

I got no specific story here, just thinking out loud. I wouldn't be surprised to find birds like these featured heavily in folklore.

I'm now pretty sure parrots are in cahoots with satan because that sounded so evil. Also M Night Shyamalan should do a film about a parrot that is copying the conversations of people in the future, through its conversations its owners discover the world is going to end and then try and escape the inevitable, the final twist is that it was all the parrots dream but as it wakes up it starts saying a weird alien language.

IT MUST BE DESTROYED BEFORE IT STEALS YOUR SOUL!