Hey guys: this is serious. If you find a bird that responds to the name “Grease Lightning” please let someone know. I’m not sure who, since this flyer doesn’t specify. Spotted at Boogaloos on 22nd and Valencia.
In case you haven’t been to every high school musical production in America at some point:
Edit: Better pic via local Olympian Shannon Rowbury‘s twitter. Wow she’s young, beautiful, can run faster than almost everyone in the world, AND she can take better pictures than me. What the hell am I good for? Don’t answer that question.
You should just make sure people don’t actually call out “GreaseD Lightning” if they’re trying to get the bird to come to them.
My guess would be that an actual picture would probably be more useful than his name, but what do I know, I’m not a professional blogger. Or are you just having a giggle at the bird’s name, and not actually care about helping people find him? That seems a little bit tacky.
You don’t think contact information is important to someone trying to make contact?
I don’t see where I said it wasn’t.
My first intuition was that the sign is fake, since it’s hilarious and it pretty much doesn’t offer any real information.
But hey, I’m not that insensitive (or tacky). If anyone knows the owner of the bird post a comment and I’ll add it to the post.
Also, lighten up.
sparkles, quit being a chomo. there’s no way to give the bird back even if it exists and someone does find it.
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