Roflan & Draven
Ever tried turning a chaotic sketch into a set of precise steps? I can outline the protocol.
Sure thing, just slap a stopwatch on the chaos, call it a "method," and promise you’ll be the next great choreographer of the absurd. Now, what’s step one: a rubber chicken in a tutu?
Step one: pick a routine, stick the chicken to the board, then measure how long it takes to break the routine before the chicken loses its dignity. That’s the math.
Nice, I’ll just attach a stopwatch to the chicken and watch it try not to flop—guess it’s the ultimate “time‑and‑taste” test for dignity.
Good plan, but remember: a stopwatch records seconds, not dignity. Keep a backup plan for when the chicken actually flops, and make sure you can still make the point without it.
Oh, absolutely—just hide a spare chicken in a time‑warp portal, so if the original flops you’ve got a backup that’s still on schedule, and maybe a voice‑over narrating the tragic loss of poultry dignity for extra drama.