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Did they have a backlog of shorts, or are they really firing these off just that fast? I mean damn.
Is it just me or is this the same narrator as from “The Chicken of Tommorrow” (as seen in 702-The Brute Man)? Did he have some sort of taboo obsession with chickens?
@1 – If memory serves me right they usually release a bunch of shorts in the Spring and then go on vacation for a bit. At least it has seemed that way in the past.
The guys also tend to record a batch of them, and then we can release them over the course of several weeks. It helps during the downtime that would normally result in between writing the longer (feature-length) riffs.
As if I don’t see enough chickens around. Good short, though
Erik said batch!