The proven anti-birdemic weapon the government isn't telling you about!
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Too late - I've bought them all and cornered the market - intending to re-sell at vastly inflated prices.
Nothing works to destroy or repel a crazed corvid like a wire coathanger.
Examining the video - surprisingly, the coat hangers seem very effective at keeping the birds away (although not at killing them) - the birds are so afraid they simply hover in one place, making stereotypical wing movements, not even attempting to attack - almost as if existing on a different plane of reality from the people...
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