BRAYDEN MCCLUSKEY music, sound

The Brayden when observed in his natural habitat is often seen perched on couches or grazing by computers. His diet mainly consists of popcorn, chicken fingers and orange peppers. The language of the Brayden is a complex series of hoots, hollers and honks. Feel free to approach if seen out in the wild. He is mild tempered; do not be frightened by his insescent tapping of the hands and feet. To attract his attention coerse him with a cold beer and offer to scratch his back or give him a tummy rub. For leisure the Brayden enjoys listening to and making music, watching TV, dinners by candlelight and caring for the Daniel Warth's abandoned young.

CONTACT: brayden@thewrongbox.ca