Wouldn't you consider them natural born airmail?
I was in line at the post office today. (Speaking of "in line," is the correct term "on line?" Because I have heard it that way too... and I am wondering if I am a hillbilly saying it wrong for 24 years.)
What if I just ended the post here with: "I was in line at the post office today"?
Don't worry, there is more to the story.
Anyway... so I was waiting fo-eva when I noticed a woman carrying a box to be mailed with what appeared to be airholes all over the top half. Surely, there couldn't be an animal of sorts in there? But there was!.... and don't call me Shirley.
Written all over the bottom half of the box was "LIVE BIRDS" in red. Um, really? Live birds? Can't they get there themselves in messenger pigeon style? I scoffed as she stood there, knowing full well that there was no way the United States Postal Service was going to complete her request of shipping LIVE BIRDS. Well, apparently I was wrong, because the postal worker was not phased by the large box of seemingly LIVE BIRDS. I just kept picturing the scene in Lampoon's Christmas Vacation when Beverly D'Angelo's aunt wrapped the cat up as a Christmas present and it was violently shaking the box to get out while Chevy Chase held it by the bowed ribbon.
I just have a feeling that whoever gets this lady's package will be completely mislead by the box's promise of LIVE BIRDS and find several dead birds when it arrives. I just don't see how those birds are going to make it. The shock of that cardboard prison alone will send them into a frenzy, and then it will be every bird for themselves in a tulmultuous battle of beaks and talons. Oh the carnage!
Slaminky Malargy to you and yours...
"Reason to Believe" by Rod Stewart
What if I just ended the post here with: "I was in line at the post office today"?
Don't worry, there is more to the story.
Anyway... so I was waiting fo-eva when I noticed a woman carrying a box to be mailed with what appeared to be airholes all over the top half. Surely, there couldn't be an animal of sorts in there? But there was!.... and don't call me Shirley.
Written all over the bottom half of the box was "LIVE BIRDS" in red. Um, really? Live birds? Can't they get there themselves in messenger pigeon style? I scoffed as she stood there, knowing full well that there was no way the United States Postal Service was going to complete her request of shipping LIVE BIRDS. Well, apparently I was wrong, because the postal worker was not phased by the large box of seemingly LIVE BIRDS. I just kept picturing the scene in Lampoon's Christmas Vacation when Beverly D'Angelo's aunt wrapped the cat up as a Christmas present and it was violently shaking the box to get out while Chevy Chase held it by the bowed ribbon.
I just have a feeling that whoever gets this lady's package will be completely mislead by the box's promise of LIVE BIRDS and find several dead birds when it arrives. I just don't see how those birds are going to make it. The shock of that cardboard prison alone will send them into a frenzy, and then it will be every bird for themselves in a tulmultuous battle of beaks and talons. Oh the carnage!
Slaminky Malargy to you and yours...
"Reason to Believe" by Rod Stewart

