Farmer Bert and his brother Albert are not your typical farmers. They have a weird hobby that makes their neighbors scratch their heads: they play chicken ball, a game where they hurl their feathered friends to each other.
The game started as a prank gone wrong, when Bert threw a hen at Albert’s face. Albert caught the hen and chucked it back, and the brothers cracked up at the ridiculousness of the scene. They thought it was so hilarious that they made it a regular thing, and soon they had a bunch of chickens that they groomed for the game. They would feed them special grains, massage their wings, and play catch with them every day. The chickens didn’t seem to mind the activity, as they would squawk and flap their wings when thrown. Sometimes, they would even lay eggs while in mid-air, which would add to the excitement of the game. The brothers would toss them softly and catch them gently, making sure not to harm them.
The game was a blast for the brothers, who would try to outdo each other by throwing farther, higher, or more precisely. They even made up rules and points for their game, and sometimes invited their pals to join them. One of the rules was that they would get extra points if they caught the eggs that the chickens laid, which was not an easy feat. Chicken ball was a crazy and fun way for Farmer Bert and his brother Albert to kill some time.
Leave a Reply