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   Captain Redbeardposted 12 years ago

   Will we ever live in a world where chickens are free to cross the road without being interrogated?

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   Paul Westphalposted 12 years ago

   I would really like to think so, but you never can be too sure.

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   danielleantoszposted 12 years ago

   Lol, I doubt it. Chicken discrimination at its finest.  Maybe they should leave Arizona!

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   The Underholtposted 12 years ago

   If the chicken crossed the mobius strip he'd be on the same side!

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   phoenixarizonaposted 12 years ago

   Nope, I think humanity won't be able to stop until they get the answer to why said chickens insist on crossing the road.
   I suppose it is humanity's way of searching for the meaning of life, perhaps when we find why chickens cross roads we will reach enlightenment.

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   Doc Snowposted 12 years ago

   I doubt it.  Neither will doors cease to be knocked upon, nor will odd groups of humans (and sometimes other beings) fail to walk into bars!
   
   On the other hand, I believe there *have* been a few signs of respect for Rodney Dangerfield.

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   ChuckGposted 12 years ago

   As longer as the rooster is in charge, I'm afraid the chickens will have to stay in the hen house or take their chances when crossing the road. However, if they were to band with ducks, they could form a new society and then who knows? The road will belong to the chicducks. I'm just saying, anything is possible.

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   Seek-n-Findposted 12 years ago

   Roads are just the beginning.  Trains, planes, automobiles, and cyberspace will be next!

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   Borsiaposted 12 years ago

   Lol... just last night I was looking at a humor piece I wrote some time ago about this very thing. Here is a bit of it, you can tell by the political joking that I wrote it quite awhile back; It was titled "A Fowl Foke, the Two Chicken Theory.
   
   "Freud with his bit about it’s implications of sexual inadequacies and beak envy. 
   
   Darwin evolved to a theory based on the misconception that if animals, and man, can evolve they have, in fact, done so.
   
   We’ve heard proposals about the chicken’s basic right to cross byways; claiming that he didn’t need to explain his reasoning to anyone but himself.
   
   Lenin claimed it was inevitable and Marcello hinted that it was done against a great wind.
   
   The United States Congress wants it investigated and the Senate is urging the House to fund it. Hillary refers to it as a vast right drumette conspiracy started by anti-Arkansan Evangelists.
   
   Meanwhile, Bill clearly states that he doesn’t know the chicken, has never seen the chicken or for that matter any chicken. He also wants a definition of just what a “road” is?
   
   G. W. Bush isn’t sure what a chicken is but he is pretty sure we should attack it before it attacks us.
   
   I, on the other hand, believe that it is most likely a matter of faulty historical record keeping. And I am compelled to correct it by offering the true history of the chicken, the road and a good number of other historical inaccuracies..."

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    ttagpineposted 12 years ago

    To Borsia; Change "Bill" to "Herman" & it should bring your piece up to date.

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    Jon Kohanposted 12 years ago

    it's the classic one chicken ruins it for everyone situation. back in 1902 the famous Eddie the chicken was crossing the road and stop by an officer of the law and asked what he was doing on that strech of road during the night. When Eddie couldn't give an answer the officer searched him and found a handgun, and a a sack of money. now every chicken is questions why they are crossing the road to hopefully stop another bank robbery.
    
    or so i've heard.

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