How did the chicken cross the road?

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How did the chicken cross the road?

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On all fours! :shock: :scratch:
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oooh - weird!!!
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That's not the only weird one. Anyone fancy a 73lb cabbage? Or a 105lb one?
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So it's true - everything is bigger over there!!!!
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Oooh scary things happening....

I reckon that Chicken has been specially bred for that fried chicken in a bucket company. The colonel would be proud, 4 legs for the price of 2..what a profit!

Just what do you feed a cabbage with to get it that big...definately not something organic! Or am I wrong?
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shiney wrote:Oooh scary things happening....

I reckon that Chicken has been specially bred for that fried chicken in a bucket company. The colonel would be proud, 4 legs for the price of 2..what a profit!

Just what do you feed a cabbage with to get it that big...definately not something organic! Or am I wrong?
Moose manure? :mrgreen:
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