Rabbit Omlet products for sale

[LaPoule]

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1417224.html

 

http://www.chickenssuit.com/

 

[Ain't Nobody Here]

I remember seeing that red and white suit before (on the forum, I think ), but the other website ..... . Were they made just for that Expo they mention? Can't believe they've had many orders .

[Space Chick]

I can see how they would be useful for new ex batts in winter, but purrleasee, the world has gone mad!

 

Was just telling OH and he told me that there was an item on farming today a while back about macs for sheep!

 

Where will it end (she goes off muttering to herself........)

[clootie]

Did you see the camouflage suit?

[Chickvic]

Did you see the furry suit?

[Guest]

oh my how sad that would be does make me

[Redwing]

The red and white suit looks shiny, I hope that it isn't PVC, that would be terribly hot for the chicken even an ex batt

[tidygirlsuk]

[puddleduck]

that it just completely bonkers!

[sgregson]

I've just had my OH on that I've ordered 3 for our girls

[mags]

is this a late April fool ?

 

must tell DH !!!

 

Mags

[Saronne]

Funny but stupid I really do draw the line at dressing up chickens!

[LaPoule]

I really rather want to make a chicken outfit now . Not for the them to permanently wear, obviously, but for the comedy value - the photos would be brilliant. Something with a cape, methinks...Zorro? I've seen a Phantom of the Opera cape for ferrets before (no, I didn't buy it )

[chick wiggle]

OMG!

[Hangman]

Madness... I've never understood animal clothing

[Mazzarina]

Fans of 'Pseuds' Corner' might enjoy the 'chicksart' section of the chickenssuit website:

the household robots and mechanical grandchildren unfold their artificial life before the background of global landscapes and international objects of interest, which are called “objects of beauty that mankind possesses” as stated in the mission statement of Expo 05 and exhibited in the various domestic industrial fairs. But this world, which panoramically unfolds here, is not a world that is open to all and serves everyone, which is illustrated in the end by a differentiated consumer offer with limited access.

With his ChickensSuit®, Edgar Honetschlaeger and Wilhlem Mahringer expose the alleged “world community” as a tough world market, in which only those succeed who consume. Finally, the artist promises to deliver a proper “piece of freedom” with free delivery.

Oh Lordy...

[Janty]