Ah, now you're talking my language, Ms.M. I'd like to have heard the band in the background. I wonder what they played to entice such statuary behaviour (and to attract a repainted R2D2 to come along and watch them).
Speedway, the notion of a bivalve kazoo may well result in some strange sounds coming from my kitchen the next time I cook shellfish. Your research takes you to some bizarre places but I am almost relieved to find your video link (like just about every other American video link) leads to a screen that reads "We are sorry but due to copyright reasons this video will not play in your location". Ah, the perils of living an ocean apart.
Well ... heck and consarn it. The clip is from a TV show called "Dirty Jobs," which shows host Mike Rowe's visit to a gooey duck farm. Quite innocent and above board (Tee hee!) I took it directly from the show's website, but here's a version from YouTube:
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Pigeons have no respect for old satyrs.
Some ancient pastimes have not survived the centuries, and with good reason.
Pigeons have no respect for anybody, Vanda.
As ancient pastimes go, this one does appear to be pretty much of a niche hobby, Petrea.
Cecrops imitating Rahsaan Roland Kirk, trying to play along with the band. Unfortunately, the band ignored him and the pigeons were bored stiff.
Joe's efforts to invent the Pan flute suffered a setback the day he first tried to use a bi-valve as a kazoo.
For "bi-valve" read "gooey duck."
http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-gooey-ducks.html
Ah, now you're talking my language, Ms.M.
I'd like to have heard the band in the background. I wonder what they played to entice such statuary behaviour (and to attract a repainted R2D2 to come along and watch them).
Speedway, the notion of a bivalve kazoo may well result in some strange sounds coming from my kitchen the next time I cook shellfish.
Your research takes you to some bizarre places but I am almost relieved to find your video link (like just about every other American video link) leads to a screen that reads "We are sorry but due to copyright reasons this video will not play in your location".
Ah, the perils of living an ocean apart.
Well ... heck and consarn it. The clip is from a TV show called "Dirty Jobs," which shows host Mike Rowe's visit to a gooey duck farm. Quite innocent and above board (Tee hee!) I took it directly from the show's website, but here's a version from YouTube:
http://youtu.be/iZhQLoYIbJ4
Hahahahahahahahaha!
Ah, thank you, Speedway. I thoroughly enjoyed that. I am SO going to have to find some gooey duck sashimi to eat.
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