Since those folks appear to be the only souls brave enough to try this restaurant, maybe they should leave before the chef busts both their eardrums and their guts…
That looks like the horns they blow at racetracks, so I think horse is on the menu.From what I hear, it tastes good, it’s just that some people have an unnatural attachment to horses & actually think they’re smart, they’re not.
There was a horse that lost a leg in Hurricane Katrina, but survived. And there have been horses born with three legs that were fitted with prosthetic legs.
The problem for the horse has nothing to do with intelligence. The problem is weight and the ability to balance it. It all depends on the individual horse.
Kind of like those of us humans with disabilities. We’d be a bit upset if a one-size-fits-all rule was applied and we were all euthanized because one guy who lost his leg couldn’t figure out how to work with a prosthetic leg, or a wheelchair…
“Blow, blow, blow the trumpet, List its clarion call today.Blow, blow, blow the trumpet, Ever calling to obey!”(I remember that as being part of a song we sang in chorus class during high school. I couldn’t find any mention of it on Google. Does anyone recognize it?)Not 100% sure I got all the words right.
Why are they seated near the kitchen? Well, it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if the chef had to walk across the room with his horn, now, would it? they’re just havin’ fun on a slow night….
The last time I was exposed to Real Scots, I was at a party thrown by a group promoting a Convention in Glasgow.You never Heard so many bad Sheep and Kilt Jokes in your Life.But, the Scots Lassie telling them was Gorgeous, so we just Laughed all night… .
Argythree about 9 years ago
Since those folks appear to be the only souls brave enough to try this restaurant, maybe they should leave before the chef busts both their eardrums and their guts…
strictures about 9 years ago
That looks like the horns they blow at racetracks, so I think horse is on the menu.From what I hear, it tastes good, it’s just that some people have an unnatural attachment to horses & actually think they’re smart, they’re not.
Varnes about 9 years ago
Watch out for the Tomato Surprise!…..I worked in a restaurant….When somebody ordered the Chef’s Salad, I’d ask, “But then what’s the Chef gonna eat?”…
dr_dolittle_rwc about 9 years ago
…and…the camera is rolling….
Argythree about 9 years ago
There was a horse that lost a leg in Hurricane Katrina, but survived. And there have been horses born with three legs that were fitted with prosthetic legs.
The problem for the horse has nothing to do with intelligence. The problem is weight and the ability to balance it. It all depends on the individual horse.
Kind of like those of us humans with disabilities. We’d be a bit upset if a one-size-fits-all rule was applied and we were all euthanized because one guy who lost his leg couldn’t figure out how to work with a prosthetic leg, or a wheelchair…
Superfrog about 9 years ago
A fanfare for fine fare, fair food or fast fodder?
Aaberon about 9 years ago
Oh dukedoug: that is just SOooo bad.
whiteheron about 9 years ago
Ah! The old Chinese story trick!
GROG Premium Member about 9 years ago
The chef looks like someone out of Arsenic and Old Lace.
Rose Madder Premium Member about 9 years ago
Great joke – I hadn’t heard that one before.
Plods with ...™ about 9 years ago
TA_DA!!
dabugger about 9 years ago
A new chef? Kinda Horney of him. Hope the surprise does not give an earache.
yimhere about 9 years ago
Apparently this is the beginning of this morning’s “In the Bleachers” strip!
Gokie5 about 9 years ago
“Blow, blow, blow the trumpet, List its clarion call today.Blow, blow, blow the trumpet, Ever calling to obey!”(I remember that as being part of a song we sang in chorus class during high school. I couldn’t find any mention of it on Google. Does anyone recognize it?)Not 100% sure I got all the words right.
kaffekup about 9 years ago
I’m not sure I would eat in an empty restaurant if they seated me next to the kitchen. Not a good omen.
russellc64 about 9 years ago
You have to wonder what they did to upset the Maitre d. An empty restuarant and they are seated by the kitchen?
NWdryad about 9 years ago
My first LOL of the day!
Varnes about 9 years ago
Why are they seated near the kitchen? Well, it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if the chef had to walk across the room with his horn, now, would it? they’re just havin’ fun on a slow night….
goweeder about 9 years ago
" it’s that they’re too dumb to figure out how to walk on 3 legs."~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.Guess it takes one to know one.
DutchUncle about 9 years ago
Didn’t this happen before, but with cymbals?
jahoody about 9 years ago
that should be considered a classic by any measure.
Tarredandfeathered about 9 years ago
And Boy, was the Chef ever Surprised.
Tarredandfeathered about 9 years ago
The last time I was exposed to Real Scots, I was at a party thrown by a group promoting a Convention in Glasgow.You never Heard so many bad Sheep and Kilt Jokes in your Life.But, the Scots Lassie telling them was Gorgeous, so we just Laughed all night… .