Caheao

haha...when I look around uni (i'm in first year), I think "ha, 1/4 of you are going to drop out!". The problem is sterotyping...not all generation ys are bad/ignorant/etc etc. I would say most young people are ignorant of the "real world"...but that isn't something unique to generation y, everything that is "young" is ignorant to an extent and if you don't learn quickly you might not survive (in terms of other animals, not just humans). And there are going to be people (like you) who are a little ahead of the rest.

I remember seeing a simpsons episode where homer put signs everywhere so people knew what too do , This is the same thing, We are in the twenty first century , no one can think for themselves anymore they have to be told what they can and cant do , no one is responsible for anything , its always someone elses fault , I can go on and on , but the fact is this is our future . I have two apprentices that work for my company and its taken me months to teach them, For one that there is more to learn in life and they dont know everything and two to make decisions and have a go , this is our youth and it all comes back to Morals and Responsibilities . In my industry there is a licence for everything and you have to pay for it , so why not licence some more people and keep on raising that revenue. It's a Y generation thing! They want everything handed to them. I have a lot of fun with the young blokes, they are so stupid and gullible! and it seem the higher the education they have, the more naive they are, with absolutely no common sense! I disagree...but then thats probably to be expected because I am a gen Y. I don't want to be told what to do - I'll do what I want to do (within reason because I'm a strictly law-abiding person)....this certainly isn't a "Nineteen Eighty Four" society, its a long way off that and I don't think it'll ever happen. Of course, most young men seem stupid but thats the same with all generations! My dad did some pretty stupid things when he was young (one event involving a lump of sodium and Lake Eildon...after a bit much alcohol of course). Now he's turned into the 'wise old man' type . Society's too human-centric anyway...I like to steer clear of it most of the time. Budgies may be "bird brained" but at least they live guilt-free (and they get humans to wait hand and foot on them)!

yes I know that but you see I am one of these people who was like 2 that's all I am getting no more, I mean 4 yeah I am done... Oh well 6 cause MB has the prettiest pairs... no really 8 that's my limit I have to get an aviary now... argh well I now have 9 and really that's it excpet for the few more that I might get I completely understand...I'm *almost* exactly like that except I don't have enough money for stacks of budgies...one day though (once I'm not a poor uni student).

You don't have to put 50 in there I'm sure 20 will be happy with some extra space!

Aww...they're adorable!

They're great pictures! And everyone looks photogenic - love the first picture with the budgies in the background just out of focus.

What a good mum! The parents are very pretty.

Haha, so cute...love the close up one. Wish my budgies were more helpful when I'm studying...but they prefer to poop all over my printer.

Aww, he is so cute

I got this exact cage three years ago for about $100 plus some accessories.

Awww. She is so pretty - hopefully her babies will be just like her!

That is so sweet ...I love it when budgies fed each other.

Haha! My budgies are the same except with a green one - my blue budgie now sports a lovely green head instead of a white one!