Thanks for your kind comments … I had just finished a two hour chat session with a customer whose new router was completely haywire and it just came to me.
(If only it were as simple as swinging a chicken.)
I used to do this with my grandmother when I was a child. It’s a ritual of passing your sins on to the chicken. Most folks use a bag of coins and then donate the $. Jews, we’re a weird lot. 🙂
“Step 5. Raise the chicken over your head and swing it in a circular motion clockwise around your hat.
If the problem still persists, continue at step 8, Resetting the Router.”
Wow Buck, you set the bar pretty high right out of the gate. Well done. Damn fine comedy.
Agreed! Funny stuff.
Excellant!
Or Excellent!
Rather…Eggscellent!
Thanks for your kind comments … I had just finished a two hour chat session with a customer whose new router was completely haywire and it just came to me.
(If only it were as simple as swinging a chicken.)
(If only it were as simple as swinging a chicken.)
this will soon be a lyric in a song heard by less than ten people and five cats…with due credit to mr, naked.
And now I introduce to you the Dizzy Chicks.
With this chicken, I now pronounce you……………
That’s what it’s all about !
another fine bit of comedy. nice.
Might as well try to teach a class for Amish people how to weld.
Well, first, we need to hook up the electricity…………..
Never mind.
Hat off to Buck, well done.
I used to do this with my grandmother when I was a child. It’s a ritual of passing your sins on to the chicken. Most folks use a bag of coins and then donate the $. Jews, we’re a weird lot. 🙂
I remember my great-grandmother doing this as well…and I hear Frank Sinatra singing in the distance…
“Do that Jew-doo that you do so well…”
Unless this finally explains why chicken soup is so good when you have a cold…I’ve been reading the recipe all wrong for fifty years.
Fuck it or choke it just take it out of here!