Some people feed pigeons in New York City, and rats eat the same food. “Feed a pigeon, breed a rat” was a poster made by New York City’s Health Department.
New York Times
F. Y. I.
Feed a Pigeon, Breed a Spat
By MICHAEL POLLAK
Published: March 4, 2007
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Even where pigeon feeding is not prohibited, both the Parks and Health Departments discourage the practice, citing litter and rodent problems. A Health Department poster warns: “Feed a Pigeon, Breed a Rat.”
Staten Island Advance
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STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE
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Rats also love garbage, pigeon food and animal feces. So Pascone cautions homeowners to clean up after their dogs, especially if they’re let out in the yard, and to tightly seal garbage and birdfeed.
“They love pigeon food. Feed a pigeon, breed a rat,” he said, quoting a Health Department poster.
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From: sibyl
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 2002 00:05:48 GMT
Local: Mon, Aug 5 2002 7:05 pm
Subject: Re: Sex with pigeons (how-to guide)
in the entrance to my building there is a PSA poster with the phrase
“feed a pigeon, breed a rat”
if you fuck a pigeon, you breed a rat pigeon, kinda like ratchicken
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Missa