Ah, so Finn is his name. That's right... I forgot. Haha.
My chickens stay in this:
I have two of them set up side by side in my living room. Phantom, Polka Dot, Onyx, and Pearl all stay in one, and my 5 D'uccles, modern game bantam, and Sebright stay in the other.
Tractor Supply sells them, and while they might not be the most sturdy thing made (and they're kind of frustrating to assemble), they're absolutely perfect for what I need. The metal tray is far enough from the floor (which is vinyl coated wire) so the chickens don't try to peck away at whatever material you're using to absorb the turds, the front folds down into a ramp so the chickens can come and go as they please, and the roof is rear-hinged and opens completely. There's even a safety chain to keep the roof from hyper extending the hinges.
If you're keeping birds inside, I can't recommend this thing highly enough. Sure, it's a little cheesy as far as the basic construction is concerned, but it's super convenient to clean, the tray weighs practically nothing, it's light enough for one person to move, and it fits through a standard sized doorway if you prefer to just move the entire thing outside to clean it (although you really don't have to, I just prefer to take the floor out and hose it down every now and again).
I used to fill the tray with kitty litter, but that does get kind of expensive (and kitty litter is very heavy, which required a couple of extra screws to reinforce the tray rails). These days, I'm just filling the trays of both coops with pine shavings. They work better than kitty litter when it comes to keeping odors down, and makes moving the tray around even easier because of the lack of any substantial weight.
During the winter months, you can get them cheap. The last one I bought only cost $129.99. During chicken season (spring/summer), they jack the price up to around $160-$170.
Even at the inflated price, they're a tremendous value.
Now, how in the world could I ever chop these little ones up and cook them? I agree with the earlier sentiment wholeheartedly - I would no sooner serve my chickens for dinner than I would my dogs or cat. They're family, they're loved. It's as simple as that. Some people don't get it, and that's fine. BYC has many other places those people can post. Now, I'm not looking to fan the flames here, but I will say this: Coming onto a house chicken forum and posting a picture of a chicken dinner IS looking to start an argument. Actually, it's worse than that. What this person is doing is TROLLING. It's disrespectful, petty, childish, and mean. Now, I'm not personally offended by it (I'm a carnivore, after all), nor do I take issue with those who raise their own meat birds. However, this person intentionally decided to try to ridicule the ways of the people on this forum. That is such stupid and immature behavior for someone, who I'm assuming, is an adult. Here's a tip from me: Grow up and learn some manners. We don't ridicule what you do, so show some respect and take a page from our book by not trying to start fights with people who are different than you. You'll be a better person because of it. I don't care if I get banned for being confrontational or insulting, or whatever. Someone had to say it.
Sparkle my house Silkie has been taking her two chicks (she hatched them, they weren't her eggs) into other rooms of the house now. She has shown them the dogs' food and water dishes, much to my eldest dog's dismay. He barks at chicks IN his food dish. Sparkle fluffs up and challenges him; he gives me the most pitiful looks. 
