Pigeon racing and $1.4 million pigeon

Reading this post may cause erratic and unstable behavior. And that’s good. So the Chinese pigeon racing Association sold a pigeon for $1.4 million. They say the best birds come from Belgium I don’t know about that so anyway Wall Street Journal publishers thing on pigeons. So I remembered that we used have a pigeon there’s about six or seven years old me and mom are down to court in Muncie Indiana To take care of some real estate deals. Mom found this tiny little pigeon in one of the windows in the courthouse. The court has since been torn down about five years ago but anyway he is is really scared So she picked it up put it in a plastic bag and took it home like 1961. So we took at home and put it in a garage Mr. roosting couple days later we open the garage door and took off and I thought well that’s the end but he came back!🔵 his little homIng pigeon for years we kept the pigeon it was fun we move we gave it to going to want to whatever happened that little pigeon and who we went out to see and what he did I should’ve put a band around his little leg and carried messages back-and-forth and my girlfriend I guess but that was elementary school I did not know anything then/ less now

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