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>>13061321

I had one for nearly 20 years.

He had flown away and come back 3 times and was such a healthy and friendly bird that it was hard to imagine life without him.

Fell into a food bucket (not the first time) and panicked to death while I was at work last October.

I buried him that same day. But my brother finally convinced me to dig him up after 5 and put him in a jar. Something about pet cloning being already here and that it's better to have most of him together rather than only have bones that can be scattered or blend in with the dirt.

http://www.myfriendagain.com/

Problem for me is that current tech does not support birds and current cloning/dna preservation requires fresh samples of 5 days or less. Long past for my friend.

Whether or not cloning does happen. The hope that I will see my friend or at least raise his successor one day does give me comfort. I've raised other birds before, but none that were as special as that one.