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Rubber Chicken Version of Pachelbel’s Canon in D

 

Hattip to commenter Dale Price for this example of lunatic genius.  As for that whirring sound that you hear, well that should be obvious.

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Mike Petrik
Mike Petrik
Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 8:08am

That’s just wrong. 😉

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 8:53am

Breathtaking!

Foxfier
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Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 11:05am

I just spent several minutes watching a very focused fellow squeeze a rubber chicken.

With my husband.

#SeriouslyOdd

Foxfier
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Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 11:20am

In keeping, folks here may or may not know about Takeo Ischi:

Warning, bad word in the middle.

Foxfier
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Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 11:25am

And a clean but still nuts. Less impressive than the rubber chicken….

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Sunday, August 12, AD 2018 12:13pm

Foxfier.

Chicken attack. His tone reminds me why I’m not singing in the choir.
Too close to home.
Funny bit.

Mary De Voe
Monday, August 13, AD 2018 11:06am

I like the yodeling very much. Chicken attack not so much. Cook the chicken bones 3-4 hours until the cartilage melts and the bones give up their calcium. Very good for aging joints. And never forget the hyaluronic acid in the yellow pads between the thigh and the drumstick. Makes the chicken walk and makes me walk. Glucosamine chondroitin is only one half of the molecule of hyaluronic acid. Some Chinese markets sell the chicken bones for pennies on the dollar as they use the meat for stir fry.
That chicken attack really gives chickens a bad name. I kept thinking how wonderful the chicken soup would taste. The yodeling was superb.

CAM
CAM
Monday, August 13, AD 2018 11:17pm

I thought chicken Pachelbel was rather clever. My husband listed to the end and mumbled, “For the Society of the Easily Amused.” This from someone who used to wear a papier mache ‘ chicken head to squadron parties.

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