Originally published at: Watch people frolic around in fancy chicken costumes and play wind instruments in the street | Boing Boing
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I particularly like how the players are imitating the way chickens walk: foot snaps up and almost kicks themselves in the bum with their heel, then slowly descends forwards.
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Too bad the guy with the dog suit isn’t there to chase them.
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Possibly the only truly funny thing Jimmy Fallon has ever done:
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Now this is a wonderful thing!
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The word frolic isn’t used enough these days. We should all frolic more.
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Featheries?
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… clearly “frolic” is an adjective not a verb /s
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Nah, the brand awareness and market share is really good as it is. Give Pedigree a chance.
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I never stopped to think that Frolic might come from Fröhlich (cheerful).
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Right? I’d think it would be and especially these days. I see it being used derisively. Example: “Look at those idiots frolicking along the edge of that active volcano.”
“See mah sporran merrily dance as ah frolic aboot lik’ a craicte pict!”
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GLENWHILLY (n. Scots)
A small tartan pouch worn beneath the kilt during the thistle-harvest.
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