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8/12/2014 4:07:20 PM
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The chicken...no, the egg...no, I changed my mind, the chicken...arg, nevermind, I can't decide!
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Thats easy. The egg. The chicken was the way the egg had to reproduce himself.
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Chicken is a funny word. Say it, "chicken, chicken, chicken".
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It looses half the fun when someone calls you "chicken", though...
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Easy. The egg came first. Simple evolution. An branch of animal slowly evolved over millions of years until one day the egg laid produced what we know now as a chicken.
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Editado por Luke3107: 8/12/2014 4:17:22 PMEgg came first. Dinosaurs laid eggs before chickens existed No-one ever says it's a chicken egg. They just say 'egg'. Seriously though: Ultimately it comes down to your definition of a chicken egg anyway. Is it an egg that contains a chicken, or an egg laid by a chicken? [spoiler]SCIENCE BITCH!!!![/spoiler]
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Eventual genetic distortion caused by external selection factors resulting in final product.
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Wouldn't it have to be a [i]really[/i] big egg to contain a whole chicken? Maybe a "chick"...but a whole "chicken"?!? Sorry, had to do it. :)
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But a chick is still a chicken.
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Every chick is a chicken, but not every chicken is a chick. ...I don't remember where I was going with that.
