Where did this line come from?

Sep 30, 2004, 9:37 AM ET8 posts by 5 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss the origin of a quote about stepping away from chicken, with speculation that it's from Colonel Angus or another source, though not definitively from Seinfeld.

8 posts
Jeff T

Now, put down the chicken and step slowly away from the deliciousness.

Where did this line come from? I don't think it's from seinfeld, but don't know where people are getting this.

Er↩ Jeff T

"Jeff T" wrote in message news:[email]...

don't

Probably from The Colonel.

Er

Mark Mellin↩ Er

Colonel Angus?

  • Mark "whoops! wrong newsgroup" Mellin

ObSeinfeld: "I have a hair on my tongue...." -The Opera

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Er↩ Mark Mellin

"Mark Mellin" wrote in message news:[email]...

All right, so he doesn't do "everything"... so what?

Er

Doug↩ Jeff T

"Jeff T" wrote in message news:[email]...

It's a stupid line from a new McDonalds commercial.

don't

Jeff T↩ Doug

Ok, yeah I've seen some of those really really gay McDonalds commercials. "Stay away from the Chicken Selects" How frigging stupid.

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Er↩ Jeff T

"Jeff T" wrote in message news:[email]...

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Er

Mark S↩ Er

Re: Where did this line come from?

Group: alt.tv.seinfeld Date: Fri, Oct 1, 2004, 9:00am From: egerrits[remove]@afpollution.com (Er) "Jeff T" wrote in message news:[email]... Ok, yeah I've seen some of those really really gay McDonalds commercials. "Stay away from the Chicken Selects" How frigging stupid.

Not that there's anything wrong with that. Er

My father's gay.