There Seems To Be . . .

[Buenchico]

. . . a means of remote control available for just about everything these days - but I think that this one might need just a little more work doing before it gets widely used by everyone ;-)

[Canary42]

Seems to be limited to about 18 keys, so repertoire can't be particularly expansive.

[Barsel]

I wonder how he discovered he could do that.
Bet he doesn't have much of a repertoire.

[Hopkirk]

I have just one question.

Why?

[anneasquith]

I have one reply. Why not ?

[Buenchico]

>>> Bet he doesn't have much of a repertoire

Well, there's this . . .

[gness]

Interesting but it doesn't seem to make him look very happy. :-)

[Barsel]

It's very clever but I don't think I would go and see him in concert.:-)

[Buenchico]

>>> I don't think I would go and see him in concert

Not even if he played the chicken too, Barsel?

[THECORBYLOON]

Is this why it's called a string instrument...?

[Buenchico]

Don't try tucking it under your chin though, TCL!

[THECORBYLOON]

I'm not one to boast but...oh you mean the piano...

[Barsel]

Chris, I once went for an Indian meal with my family and as I'm not a lover of spices, I asked for a very very mild chicken korma.
Everyone was given their order except me, but then the head waiter came out with a platter and dome which he set down in front of me.
He then lifted the dome, and underneath was a rubber chicken just like the one in the video.
As he lifted the dome he said, 'The chef said this is the mildest he can make for you.'
What a laugh we had.

[Buenchico]

Naughty, TCL!
;-)

I've been in some Indian restaurants where the chicken tasted like rubber, Barsel, but not one where it actually was!

[roopower]

I wonder how long it took to figure that out

[Bazile]

Terrible phrasing

[Dizmo]