Groundhog Day has turned into one of the Holidays I absolutely dread. The pageantry, spectacle, store ads announcing rodentcide sales, and the grandeur of the day has been increasingly ruined by the squabbling, hair-pulling, and petty jealousy exhibited by the staff over who gets to be in the front of the crowd of our own local display to see the little rodent make his appearance. Additionally, the days leading up to the second day of February are filled with me constantly reassuring our team that, "Yes, we will go get a milkshake afterward", or, "Now, now, don't worry. No one is going to try to make a hat out of him".
In anticipation of the nervousness and anxiety brought on the staff, one of the members of the cheap-assed Board of Directors bought the above training device from a defunct Romanian carnival sideshow 2 months ago thinking that the staff could use it to train in advance and to get a feel for the fleeting moments that the groundhog actually makes his appearance. It was hoped for that they would be more relaxed when the actual event occurred. Unfortunately, the unit has been hung up in Customs and yet to clear quarantine. Thus, the nervousness and anxiety continues.
I am pleased to report, however, that our full supply of rubber suction cup tipped arrows arrived safely and we are currently in training for Valentines Day.
This game also doubles as a field sobriety test.
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ReplyDeleteIsn't that game known a "Wack the weasel"?
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