The wonderful Anna Leffler of http://lifejustkeepsgettingweirder.blogspot.com/
has published the results of her "contest for answers to the question, "Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road"?
Actually I misinterpreted things a bit....it was not that kind of contest.....no winners....it was more like a challenge......... so if you were expecting me to win, please don't be disappointed: I am definitely not disappointed....I would never have produced my own little masterpiece were it not for Anna and her challenge and I am infinitely pleased with myself over my entry.
I just read all the wonderful,,,yea even incredible......entries (mine included) and was impressed and tickled beyond belief. All I can say is that we bloggers are definitely of a superior race.
Here is the link to Anna Leflers blog with all the entries:
http://lifejustkeepsgettingweirder.blogspot.com/2011/01/big-chicken-link-reveal.html
and below is what was my humble offering.....
ENJOY !
I just read all the wonderful,,,yea even incredible......entries (mine included) and was impressed and tickled beyond belief. All I can say is that we bloggers are definitely of a superior race.
Here is the link to Anna Leflers blog with all the entries:
http://lifejustkeepsgettingweirder.blogspot.com/2011/01/big-chicken-link-reveal.html
and below is what was my humble offering.....
ENJOY !
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Hmmmm.........Why DID the chicken cross the road?
The question appears to be deceptively simple but is actually enormously complex
and could have a myriad of causes not the least of which might be SEX.
So now we must ask whether the chicken was a rooster or a hen
Because everyone knows that the male and female of the species are apt to behave very differently when,
For one reason or another, their libido is aroused or shall we say tickled,
and also we have to determine whether or not the bird in question might have been even slightly pickled;
Because liquor can make even the most straight laced and demure little hen into an lascivious hussy
who would not be feeling the least bit fussy,
And might go far out of her way
for what is vulgarly known as a roll in the hay.
While everyone knows that no self respecting rooster
is apt to need any booze as a booster.
When sighting a hen
With a yen
Across the road........
So ends Reason #1 of my Ode.
(with love and thanks to Ogden Nash)
And might go far out of her way
for what is vulgarly known as a roll in the hay.
While everyone knows that no self respecting rooster
is apt to need any booze as a booster.
When sighting a hen
With a yen
Across the road........
So ends Reason #1 of my Ode.
(with love and thanks to Ogden Nash)
This is GREAT! I love it, Lo, and as a chicken tender (haha!) I find your reason quite reasonable.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your entry, Lo!! (and I also love Ogden Nash!)
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Just, wow!
ReplyDeleteLo...you are the BEST.
ReplyDeleteI'm serious.
Thanks so much for being a part of the hi-jinks!
Love and hugs,
Anna
I can just see these 2 chicks crossing the road, rushing into each others wings! Ah, love..
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't expect a poem! That was stunning. That's the clincher in my book. Way to go.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I found you, but you are a delight.
ReplyDeleteDitto to all of the above!! You are a delight, Lo!! Love you
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