Occasionally Throwing A Dessicated Chicken Foot on the Ground
I totally missed this episode, I think. I bailed after Season 2 because I missed the first few episodes of Season 3 and I just didn't care enough to catch up.
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Occasionally Throwing A Dessicated Chicken Foot on the Ground
I totally missed this episode, I think. I bailed after Season 2 because I missed the first few episodes of Season 3 and I just didn't care enough to catch up.
It was just ridiculous. If a prisoner in Soma (Sona? whatever) wanted to start a Fight To The Death, one did so by throwing a dessicated chicken foot with a piece of string tied around it on the ground in front of your fightee. Then there'd be all this, "Ooooo, chicken foot! fight fight fight!" hubbub. It amuses me in the same vein as "passing the talking pillow" on Breaking Bad - it's probably very true to life but it looks so silly.
P.S. There were many chicken foot scenes, several involving mud. I could never figure out who the scenes were supposed to appeal to. There were so many fights. Boys? Gay men? Women not me? Lots of muddy men either fighting with each other or hooting on a fight? Or was it all filler to disguise that they didn't have a story to tell, or much of one?
(I gave up eventually: did they ever get out?)
Yes.
It amuses me in the same vein as "passing the talking pillow" on Breaking Bad - it's probably very true to life but it looks so silly.
The talking pillow was supposed to look silly.
It amuses me in the same vein as "passing the talking pillow" on Breaking Bad - it's probably very true to life but it looks so silly.
What does this mean? Is it another Prison Break reference? Did I forget my meds? Take them twice?
It's a Breaking Bad reference. Show on AMC starring the dad from Malcolm in the Middle.
exactly!
ha! the word sort of lost meaning after about a minute of it. hilarious!
Perfect.