Why DID the chicken cross the road? Well, it depends. Because if it was my rooster, it was to be with me! (Picture will be posted in a moment.)
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Why Did The Chickens Cross The Road?
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Picture will be posted momentarily!
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Well I guess I just brought up your hopes and dreams then crushed them, because the picture is unwilling to download!
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Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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Adorable!
Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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The chicken crossed the road to demonstrate proficiency standard 3.1 of the Barnyard Poultry Standards of Competence which requires all mobile egg laying fowl to achieve mastery of independent locomotion and orienteering in unfamiliar surroundings.
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Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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Adorable!
Why thank you!
Why of course! I went out to the coop to let the chickens out for a couple minutes because they very rarely get to "escape" the coop and roam around in the grass. So I went and sat on the other side of the road so I could be sure to see them all at once, and suddenly my little rooster came strutting accross the road so that he could eat by ME instead of the others.
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Why thank you!
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