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A songbird, Mimus polyglottos, that is known for its imitations of other birds. State bird in five states
The northern mockingbird is one of the better-known mimics.
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When someone is attracted to shiney objects. Mockingbird s are attracted to shiney objects and gather them in there nest.
I was attracted to the chandelier because I have mockingbird syndrome.
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when you would rip off the body off a mockingbird, which must've been caught during an orgasm, then shoving our partners middle finger in it, which must thrust through the ass of the mockingbird, then pouring some type of soda all over the corpse and finger, then shoving the whole thing into a bottle of Coca-Cola, and drinking the Cola, mixed with the bloody remains of the mockingbird, and some flesh from your partners finger.
"Dude, I was so fucked up last night after having sex, I thought a mockingbird soda bomb would help... it didn't..."
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When a penis, dildo or sexual toy gets stuck in someone else's vagina or anus.
"Baby, why did you do to kill a mockingbird? Please get it out!"
Completely goofy book. Goofy ahh goofy book. It’s nice to read whenever you don’t have to write 30 annotations on it. I cannot focus and I want to preform a lobotomy on myself all because of To Kill A Mockingbird.
Atticus Finch is hot, though, so.
To kill a mockingbird makes me want to kill myself
A tomboy learns that Americans are racist when she watches a drunken loser ruin a black man's life via false rape accusation, despite the fact that her father absolutely proved that he could not have done it. (Later, the poor black man dies in prison via police brutality.)
Tomboy then gets attacked by the aforementioned drunken loser, and a man whom she used to torment because she wanted to see what he looked like comes to her rescue, and he disappears again. The rest of it is pure filler. Seriously, this book is almost 400 pages, but it would only be around 60-80 pages if you only included the parts that actually matter.
To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the most overly long books of all time.