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Monday, December 7th, 2009

My Rubber Chicken Followed Me to Work

February 7, 2008 by Farley  
Filed under Recipes

Rubber chicken pictorial at Rosenblum Cellars: a day in the life

doggies examining rubber chicken
Rosenblum Cellars is known for being a dog-friendly winery, where our canine friends are greeted with milk bones and a big bowl of water. It seems that rubber chickens are not greeted with such welcome. However, doggy regulars Elvis and Franny seemed quite happy to examine the visitor thoroughly…

a break in the tasting room
After the somewhat demoralizing body search, rubber chicken headed up to the tasting room, where other customers eye him a bit warily. He started to feel like a celebrity, though, when they started snapping pictures of him.

heading straight for the source
Apparently, we didn’t pour enough wine for rubber chicken to get his drink on (he damned us for looking out for his safety), so the next thing you know, he’s down in the cellar. I guess he figured if he couldn’t convince me to give him bigger tastes, then he would head straight for the source.  When I found him there, it seemed he’d gotten Edgar, one of the cellar guys, to help him climb on top of the barrel, where he then tried to dive right in. Looks like his head was a little too big.

stealing lunch

 Rubber chicken’s next stop was to hop over to the kitchen area.  I found him in the refrigerator, snooping through employees’ lunches. I think we may have found the culprit in the mystery of who was eating Kevin’s lunches. 

Except I didn’t know rubber chicken had followed me to work before.

He’s pretty sneaky, that one….

meeting Aura's rubber chicken
When I dragged him away from the food and back into the office, tragedy loomed bright on the horizon.  Rubber chicken spotted an unexpected sight: another rubber chicken! Aura also knows those crazy guys at Twisted Oak, and her signed rubber chicken usually rests peacefully on her computer.  My chicken was not quite as docile and attacked.  Aura and I did our best to pull them apart, to no avail.

cockfight

We were scared we were about to have a cockfight on our hands.  They even set the scene with a barbed wire fence.  Just as I was about to call the ASPCA, the tides turned.  Someone gave them a bottle of wine, and they drank themselves into friendship, then passed out.

Overall, it was a very exciting journey, one that I’m not looking to repeat any time soon.

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12 Responses to “My Rubber Chicken Followed Me to Work”
  1. Kelly says:

    Okay Ms. Walker, that was HELARIOUS!!! The ending was PERFECT. I loved out they became frends and passed out!! ha ha ha… That was the best rubber chicken story ever! Thanks for the laugh!

  2. Samantha says:

    This is so totally clever and funny! It’s made my day!

  3. very funny pics Farley
    THe chicken in the barrel is HILARIOUS!!

    I don’t think I could come up with as many funny pics with a rubber chicken at my office. But maybe!!

    John

  4. Sonadora says:

    Love it Farley! I don’t think I can top that.

  5. farley says:

    Thanks, all y’all. I obviously had quite the time following him around. :)

  6. MonkuWino says:

    I agree with Sonadora – that was great!

  7. ROTFLOL! We have a rubber chicken schtick at our house, too!
    Our rubber chicken(s) hide in -almost- plain sight, and then someone has to find them and shriek:’Chicken!’ then find an even more creative place to ‘hide/not hide’ the chicken.
    Great fun. Especially when you have company and notice that the rubber chicken is sticking out of the vcr. (Then spend an hour wondering if anyone else will notice…..)
    LOL!

  8. Chloe says:

    Oh Farley, this is wonderful! I’m glad I’m not the only person who has a rubber chicken :-) In fact, my husband & I play the “rubber chicken game” – one person hides the chicken somewhere in the house and the other person has to try and find it. Our chicken is currently folded up into a jar of bath salts, awaiting discovery :-)

  9. Farley says:

    Noreen and Chloe,

    You guys are great for having an ongoing rubber chicken game (and for visiting)! I will have to incorporate that into my home life, as well as work. Too funny.

    Plus, I would love to be more crafty, so I’ll be hanging out at your blogs more often.

  10. Gayla McCord says:

    Farley – I’m only just now getting her to comment. I did have my husband vote for us though :) I just had to tell you what fun it was checking this all out. We live on a farm and raise show chickens so it was especially fun for me and my family :)

  11. bees says:

    Farley; You get it!!!
    Wow, I’m not the only one taking rubberchickens on outings! OvenReady just loves road trips.

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