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May 14, 2010 13:43
Yanno, I've been wonderin' this for awhile, an today seems like th' best day to ask.
Which came first, th' chicken or th' egg?
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ascending_angel
May 14 2010, 18:57:40 UTC
I say chicken. Not that I have some intense explanation like that person up there does, but it sounds right. At least to me.
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simplyteasing
May 14 2010, 19:40:01 UTC
Heh, intense. I like that. Seems th' right way to describe it.
If there's a chicken, though, ain't there gonna be an egg to birth it?
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ascending_angel
May 14 2010, 21:57:32 UTC
Well it could be a mutant chicken.
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simplyteasing
May 15 2010, 05:10:04 UTC
Mu-what?
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ascending_angel
May 15 2010, 05:23:00 UTC
Mutant: an evolved form of a species that allows for it to be genetically superior to a normal chicken.
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simplyteasing
May 19 2010, 18:06:19 UTC
...What.
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ascending_angel
May 19 2010, 23:00:12 UTC
Exactly what I said.
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simplyteasing
May 20 2010, 16:13:42 UTC
Except for the part where you didn't say anything.
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ascending_angel
May 20 2010, 21:02:14 UTC
No, you didn't listen. There's a difference.
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simplyteasing
May 21 2010, 17:11:00 UTC
Tch, I did listen, boyo; you just ain't said anything that makes sense!
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ascending_angel
May 22 2010, 02:24:24 UTC
I thought it was pretty clear.
Regular chicken isn't as advanced as mutant chicken and therefore still may need egg to be born.
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simplyteasing
May 23 2010, 21:27:06 UTC
Th' hell's a mutant different than a normal thing?
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ascending_angel
May 23 2010, 21:44:48 UTC
Wow. Okay. I don't even think I want to waste my breath explaining again. Christ.
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simplyteasing
May 24 2010, 00:05:42 UTC
Some help.
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Regular chicken isn't as advanced as mutant chicken and therefore still may need egg to be born.
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