all of this is offensive to chickens you poultryist.
keep up the good work.
you may find this interesting you may not i suggest however that you take a look at it anyway as if you don’t i’ll have a word with you’re poultry workers and they’ll go on strike don’t think they won’t mister
ok that one is beyond me and i would never take that mision i would rather have the computer blow up if that is what i had to do. who knows maybe it would self- distruct within five seconds of reading it. (mission impossible theme song playing in the background)
This gives me a good chuckle :o) I know I can always rely upon the Savage Chickens for that!
Just a little speculation on the ending: chicken goes in search of the missing code, found the tree, found the rock, dug up the soil, found a tin box, opened it…..(and drum-roll….) and there’s no code!!! Ah, chicken about to kill itself out of exasperation and frustration but then a voice, from beyond, stayed his trigger… “I knew you would make it,” fellow Savaged Chicken said, “I built us a nice little new iMac that took care of that dratted code, the two of us can live happily ever after now that we are out of the evil clutches of Microsoft!”
Your mission, should you choose to accept it…
all of this is offensive to chickens you poultryist.
keep up the good work.
you may find this interesting you may not i suggest however that you take a look at it anyway as if you don’t i’ll have a word with you’re poultry workers and they’ll go on strike don’t think they won’t mister
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ok that one is beyond me and i would never take that mision i would rather have the computer blow up if that is what i had to do. who knows maybe it would self- distruct within five seconds of reading it. (mission impossible theme song playing in the background)
do u mind if i ask, was the chicken installing a sort of “bird-cracked” software? get it.
So THAT’S where it went!
I so identify with the chicken…you should’ve seen the chaos that ensued looking for the disc sleeve!
Wow! You have it easy! I had to look in an underground dungeon which I could only access by climing to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
Arh, chickens. So much comic potential. More so than any other domesticated farmyard animal, with the exception of the sheep.
Wow, I didn’t even read the title before I read the cartoon today. The first thing that popped into my mind was…
“Why do they call you ‘Red?'”
“Maybe it’s because I’m Irish.”
Funny.
I really like the angry eyebrows. Nice touch.
awww…chickens and allusions to my most favorite movie of all times…what could be better?
eeee! this is so cute, i love it! *hugs the chicken*
Great cartton, now just need to provide location of “hacked version” of installation code 🙂
This gives me a good chuckle :o) I know I can always rely upon the Savage Chickens for that!
Just a little speculation on the ending: chicken goes in search of the missing code, found the tree, found the rock, dug up the soil, found a tin box, opened it…..(and drum-roll….) and there’s no code!!! Ah, chicken about to kill itself out of exasperation and frustration but then a voice, from beyond, stayed his trigger… “I knew you would make it,” fellow Savaged Chicken said, “I built us a nice little new iMac that took care of that dratted code, the two of us can live happily ever after now that we are out of the evil clutches of Microsoft!”
That was even funnier than the original Shawshank. No really, it made me happy.
Thanks Caidance.. *blush* I’m glad you liked it :o)
awesome… everytime that ovei comes on we watch, regardless how long ago we saw it or what else is on…
This is so perfectly true at my company…the tech guys loved it, too!
As said before, he had it easy. My code was in a bank safe inside a cow on the top of a basement in the Arch.