Why did the Chicken
Cross the road?
Stepmother: To get a date. Chickens her age should have
dates. I’d like her to have a date
Father: I don’t know. I’ll
go talk to her.
Sarah: You wanna know why?
I’d tell you why! To get out of this awful place! She suffered
in silence, and she was practically a slave, until one night she
could bear it no longer! She asked to be taken far, far away!
Jareth: What chicken? Forget
the chicken. Look, I’ve bought you a gift.
Goblin: What chicken?
(laughter from interviewer). No really, what chicken?
Hoggle: *Sigh* wouldn’t
listen would she? I knew them little chicken was going to get me
into trouble. But don’t say I didn’t warn her, she’s not going
to get very far that’s for sure!
Worm: The answer’s right in
front of you (interviewer: where?) Try crossing the road
yourself, you’ll see what I mean. Go on then.
Jim: We can’t tell you. We
don’t know.
Tim: But they do.
Alph: You can only ask one
of us
Ralph: It’s in the rules, one of us always tells the
truth and one of us always lies
Interviewer: Right …. would he tell me that the chicken
cross the road to get to the other side? If so, then the chicken
did cross the road to get to the other side and not to see the
man lay bricks. I figured it out, hey I’m getting smarter! He
wouldn’t be telling the truth because if you said that he said
yes, the answer would still be no because then he’d be lying …..
er, on the other hand, I think I’d get back to you …
Helping hands: It couldn’t
decide which way it wanted to go, up or down, well, it’s a big
decision, so it went neither. It went across. Which way would
you have gone hmm?
Rock face: It didn’t take
heed and turn back while it still could. It’s obviously heading
for certain destruction.
Wiseman: Because young lady,
the way forward is sometimes the way back. It may not seem like
she was going anywhere by crossing the road, when in fact … she
was.
Hat: To get away from the
Wiseman.
Ludo: Chicken …cross…road.
Chicken….. friend.
Knocker 2: Search me, we’re
just the knockers hahahaha! (serious voice) Let me tell you a
joke. Say knock knock.
Interviewer: Knock, kno … no wait, hang on!!! That’s not
funny!
Firey: It wanted to be shown
a good time. It strutted it’s nasty stuff and then lost it’s
head.
Didymus: The fair chicken
thoust of which you speak, crossed the road because thou had
myyyyy permission.
Junk Lady: There’s nothing
it wanted this side of the road, oh no my dearie, better to stay
on the other side with its scratching pen, grit and warm roost.
It liked its warm little roost oh yes it did …
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