Funny because it's true
Doug:
Well, this is that point in Spring Training where there's pretty much nothing left to say.
Bill:
Yeah, you know it's bad when the Globe leads with a "Where are they now?" piece.
Doug:
Speaking of lost identities, I got a call from the CitiBank fraud depahtment last night saying they noticed suspicious activity on my MastahCahd.
Doug:
It stahted with a fried chicken dinnah and ended with first class tickets to Rio on TAM... seems the chicken was to test the cahd's veracity.
Bill:
Hmmm... using fried chicken to test the limits of what you can get away with... now where have I seen that before?
Doug:
Well, you know what they say...
Doug:
Nobody expects a chicken supposition!
Bill:
It's chief weapon is ubiquity... ubiquity and crispiness... crispiness and ubiquity... The two weapons are ubiquity and crispiness... and a subtle juiciness.
Diners Drive-ins and Dives, meets Monty Python ;-0 LOL!
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.03.28 at 09:56 AM
Don't forget the nice red uniforms.
Oh, and didn't Beckett have....a COMFY CHAIR???
Posted by: Bob | 2013.03.28 at 10:06 AM
Dammit, now I'm hungry and craving fried chicken.
Posted by: ponch | 2013.03.28 at 10:20 AM
Ponch,
Just don't use my card to satiate your craving.
BTW totally channeling through the characters today. I really did get that call last night.
$2.78 Pollos Mexican Fried Chicken
$3000 stationary (????)
$6500 TAM tix
Gotta admire Citi's quickness in shutting it down.
Posted by: h.b. | 2013.03.28 at 10:25 AM
Got a similar call a few years ago, h.b. Only instead of fried chicken and TAM tix, it was for $8,700 in paella pans.
I'm as big on chicken, chorizo sausage, shrimp and rice as the next guy, but $8,700?? Even if you go to Williams-Sonoma, that's about 350 pans. That's a lot of paella...
BTW, *LOVE* the Python reference. Gotta go home and watch my "Completely Different" dvd tonight.
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2013.03.28 at 11:11 AM
I recently had an $80 charge show up on my card for christianmingle.com. Thou shalt not steal?
Posted by: Kev | 2013.03.28 at 11:32 AM
I once had Chase call and inform me of suspicious activity on my card:
$2700 Glass Slipper Club
$8000 Two 1st class tickets to Vegas
$10,000 Presidential suite at Mirage
$25,000 divorce attorney
Posted by: Bob | 2013.03.28 at 01:01 PM
LOL, Bob! I presume you assured them the charges were legitimate, if regrettable.
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2013.03.28 at 01:48 PM
Yep. I don't even know why Chase considered the charges suspicious. Seemed pretty everyday to me.
Posted by: Bob | 2013.03.28 at 01:57 PM
I see a new domain name: www.ubiquicrispness.com
Let the games begin.
Posted by: lc | 2013.03.28 at 02:05 PM
Been to Blanchard's in Allston lately, h.b.?
Allston liquor store blames malware for customer data theft
Posted by: Kaz | 2013.03.28 at 02:25 PM
Not sure if I closed my link tag. This should do it if I didn't.
Posted by: Kaz | 2013.03.28 at 02:26 PM
"Nobody expects a chicken supposition" didn't see that one coming (no pun intended) LMAO
would be even funnier if I wasn't currently fasting and purging to prepare for a certain medical procedure tomorrow. Why do they call it Halflytely, anyway? Was Halfassed already taken??
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2013.03.28 at 02:38 PM
They call it Halflytely because by the time you're done with it, you'll be half lighter.
Posted by: Bob | 2013.03.28 at 03:46 PM
if only that were true
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2013.03.28 at 03:48 PM
As my father sez: Growin' old ain't for sissies...
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.03.28 at 07:13 PM