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TexasBushwhacker

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6. A scene from Malcom in the Middle

Reply to Figarosmom (Reply #5)

Tue May 19, 2026, 07:07 PM

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The dad, Hal, was really hair, and his wife, Lois, would take him outside to do some "manscaping" with clippers. Malcom was sitting, talking to the camera and a fluff of Hal's body hair landed by him. Before he could say "Eeeew", a bird swooped down and picked it.

Birds also use their poop as cement to hold their nests together.

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Ever watch a bird make a nest? 🐦 [View all] Figarosmom Tuesday OP

I once watched a hummingbird flying back-and-forth building her nest Walleye Tuesday #1

I know Figarosmom Tuesday #2

They will use hair, their own feathers and cotton fluff TexasBushwhacker Tuesday #3

I would think that human hair would be nice. My hair is soft and thick so I'd donate it from my hairbrush to the birds! CTyankee Tuesday #4

Saw this tonight Figarosmom Yesterday #12

I do too. Figarosmom Tuesday #5

A scene from Malcom in the Middle TexasBushwhacker Tuesday #6

Crazy, my wife played that video for me just this morning Brother Buzz Tuesday #7

Your wife must be an interesting person😊 Figarosmom Tuesday #10

What kind of bird? question everything Tuesday #8

Any kind.😊 Figarosmom Tuesday #9

Wonderful, Thank you, Figarosmom debm55 Tuesday #11

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