I was going to ask this question in the philosify section, but it really is a scientific question with a scientific answer. Do you guys know it?
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15 fine hens all met 5 chicks, then they all met 11 roosters. One had an Al Capone Hat.
COUNT THE CHICKENS
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A few warnings:
1) I have an answer for this.
2) It's probably been asked before AND answered
3) It's one of the oldies...
"Which came first: the chicken or the egg?"
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Appreciate an answer to these questions.
I also would like it if u could show me how u arrived at the answers.....
1) Husband says if we sell 75 chickens from our farm we can feed the chickens ...
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Or is this just a myth?, I can only think of a few,
Does anybody know the reason for this?
and can anybody give some examples of things that taste like chicken?
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Sitting here eating my lunch at work, I find my chicken kind of rubbery after nuking it too long. Why does chicken get rubbery, yet meats like pork and beef don't?
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Wikipedia refers to this as the oldest riddle still in common use. That's because chickens still continue to cross roads, and if you've ever travelled throughout Asia, it seems at escalating rates....
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I need to find out which came first the chicken or the egg? And WHY?
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This is a nice easy question.
Why did the chicken cross the road?
Most creative answer(s) will win.
Good Luck
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