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kdnxdr · Dec 23, 2011

Or, someone squawking their head off?

Woof · Dec 23, 2011

How is it physically possible to squawk their heads off in the first place and to then continue squawking with a disembodied head?

flyingtart · Dec 23, 2011

Can't you find the answer on Twitter?

Woof · Dec 23, 2011

Would you believe that I flew the coop before all those tweets turned me into a birdbrain?

kdnxdr · Dec 23, 2011

Would a squawking puppet be considered a squawking disembodied head?

kdnxdr · Dec 23, 2011

Could you find out from your peeps?

Woof · Dec 24, 2011

Why can't I ask one of the chicks here?

flyingtart · Dec 24, 2011

Are you hoping to take a gander?

Woof · Dec 24, 2011

Do you mind if I duck that question?

kdnxdr · Dec 24, 2011

Maybe he thought it was going to be a goosey gander?

Matera the Mad · Dec 24, 2011

Don't you think it's kind of rude to be giving one another birds?

Nymtoc · Dec 25, 2011

Even a partridge in a you-know-what?

kdnxdr · Dec 25, 2011

What?

CDSinex · Dec 26, 2011

Isn't he referring to the line, A Partridge in a sit-com?

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Nymtoc · Dec 26, 2011

Aren't most sitcoms designed for featherbrains?

flyingtart · Dec 26, 2011

You mean they're only for the birds?

kdnxdr · Dec 26, 2011

What's all the chattering about?

Nymtoc · Dec 26, 2011

Didn't you get the tweet?

annetpfeffer · Dec 27, 2011

Didn't you know that a little bird told me?

kdnxdr · Dec 27, 2011

How can I keep up when I'm on the the wing?

flyingtart · Dec 27, 2011

Don't you mean winging it?

kdnxdr · Dec 27, 2011

OOps! I guess that would be the idiom referencing "being in motion" that is the most commonly used, wouldn't it? My bad.

on the wing
Fig. while flying; while in flight. (Usually refers to birds, fowl, etc., not people or planes.) There is nothing as pretty as a bird on the wing. The hawk caught the sparrow on the wing.
See also: wing
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
on the wing
in motion He started to run, but a rifle shot caught him on the wing. Usage notes: based on the literal meaning of on the wing (flying): The sight of so many enormous birds on the wing filled me with awe.

(thank you)

flyingtart · Dec 27, 2011

Where did you find that dictionary?

iLion · Dec 27, 2011

Why? Are you missing yours?

flyingtart · Dec 27, 2011

Missing my what?

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