As you all know every year there are sparrows that fly north for the summer and south for the fall. Well, one year this little sparrow fell in with the wrong crowd of sparrows, and when he flew north for the summer, he started having the time of his life. He partied with the pigeons, orgied with the oreos, and got rowdy with the robins, just having the best time that a little sparrow can have. Well, he was having a great time when the clock inside his head went off telling him to fly south for the winter, and instead of flying south, he ignored it and just kept on having a great little time. He kept partying until the first storm of winter came and the little sparrow said "Uh oh! I better fly south or else I'll freeze to death up here!" So the little sparrow took off as fast as he could going south, but it was futile. The storm eventually caught up to him. He kept flapping his little sparrow wings as hard as he could as the frost built up on his breast, but eventually it got too cold and ice froze his little wings stiff, and down the little sparrow went into a pasture. The sparrow layed there saying "Oh, woe is me! I should have flown south when all the other sparrows did!" when about that time a cow wandered out into the pasture and did what all cows are famous for doing--yes, the cow deficated massively right onto the little sparrow. So now the sparrow said "Oh dear, oh woe is me, not only am I to die of shame, I am to die of embarassment under a large pile of feces!" But the feces was warm, and it melted the ice around his little beak and his wings! This made the sparrow so happy that he decided to start singing. Around the time he started singing, the farm cat wandered up to the pile to investigate the phenomenon of a singing pile of feces. So, the cat scraped off the feces and found a little sparrow laying there singing, which the cat ate on the spot.
This story has three morals:
1. Not everyone who dumps on your head is your enemy.
2. Not everyone who scrapes crap off of your head is your friend.
3. If you're nice and warm and cozy, don't sing about it.