Duck face

The duck face was invented in the year 1997 by George Loomis of Los Angeles, California. George had recently returned from a trip to Russia, where the ducks are particularly sassy. After spending time with these Russian ducks, George grew to appreciate them so much that he adopted one after returning to the United States. In New York, during the summer of '97, George also adopted several personality traits of his Russian duck, including the notorious "duck face."

When he was out shopping for duck food at a Petco in East Harlem, George made the duck face after passing a Sabrett hot dog stand that refused to feed George's duck. In this moment of simultaneous joy and rage - joy for having found Petco, and rage that the hot dog man not serve his pet duck - George created the duck face. The rest his history; George would bring the duck face with him to college at New York University, where it spread like a raging fire.File:George making the duck face.jpg