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To do this, you will first need a dead pigeon. How you come by this deceased fowl is up to you - though they can often be attained by way of a swift kick to the beak or chest area.
Take the bird back to your office/laboratory/hanger etc and remove the head with scissors or knife.
Replace the
head with whatever you wish - for example:
- a half eaten chocalate bar
- the head off a barbie doll
- a ripe strawberry
If attached properly with a fine cotton and needle, it will look as if the replacement head has been on the poor beast since its unholy birth. Replace it in the area that you found it and hide in the bushes or behind a bin.
As someone approaches, walk up to the bird, pick it up and say to them in a stern voice - 'Is it really a pigeon?'.
Record their response via photographs and as text and compile this over a period of 3 months.
The resulting documentation will make an interesting coffee table book to amuse friends/relatives/inmates etc.
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//you will first need a dead pigeon//
Funny, that sounds awfully familiar somehow... great idea.[+] |
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For those who have tired of the "Is it really a fish?" home game. |
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I read this sick and perverted idea through, twice, and I have only one question: |
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it will take 3 months to have enough pages for the coffee table book - what with layout, printing and publishers as well as sewing new heads on dead pigeons, it will be quite a kerfuffle. |
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[waugsqueke], I knew this idea sounded familiar. |
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Oh, [ben]. I come round the bakery just to find out that you're still crazy. ++ |
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Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird!
It's...What the hell is that thing? Looks
like someone grafted a ripe strawberry
to some wings and threw it out a
window. Ooo, who ever owns that car is
going to be angry. |
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Funnily enough I knew who the author would be after the first sentence.
Use superman's head. Then people won't know what to say. |
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"Is it a bird? Is it Superman?" |
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"Er, no, it's just some sick joke." |
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