A carefully cracked egg on the car. That is the first thing Chik-Fil-A does in areas where there are launching a new location
It always does for a few hundred miles after the sabotage -
A carefully cracked egg on the car. That is the first thing Chik-Fil-A does in areas where there are launching a new location
IndeedIheamis. :chicken:
Given your pleasant personality, my theory is that the contents are in your gas tank. :think:
if anybody here lives near musty, you should go over tonight and cover his car with feathers
Reminds me of a story from down under...bottom side of my car. I took it into the repair shop asking them to check a squeak I kept hearing.Went out awhile ago and found a carefully opened eggshell on the hood of my car. Dark and raining out, and no wild chickens on my cul de sac, so it did not just appear there by itself. No sign of any other eggs or fragments, no Halloween egging of the cars or the door, either. Just that one shell. Since a wet bird never flies at night (esp. since chickens don't fly anyway), any theories?
We just offed a big black rooster.....but, I think his feathers are blowin' in the wind by now.
Given your pleasant personality, my theory is that the contents are in your gas tank. :think:
Went out awhile ago and found a carefully opened eggshell on the hood of my car. Dark and raining out, and no wild chickens on my cul de sac, so it did not just appear there by itself. No sign of any other eggs or fragments, no Halloween egging of the cars or the door, either. Just that one shell. Since a wet bird never flies at night (esp. since chickens don't fly anyway), any theories?
Maybe your car hatched out of that eggshell? Check to see if it's
really your car underneath that shell?
That wouldn't be good. Hopefully he has a locking gas cap. :think:
:chuckle:
Went out awhile ago and found a carefully opened eggshell on the hood of my car. Dark and raining out, and no wild chickens on my cul de sac, so it did not just appear there by itself. No sign of any other eggs or fragments, no Halloween egging of the cars or the door, either. Just that one shell. Since a wet bird never flies at night (esp. since chickens don't fly anyway), any theories?