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Chicken obituary in The West Australian newspaper

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Published Monday, 4th January:
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silver said:
Every member of the band in the funerary procession had drumsticks.... but it was frowned upon that someone in the group had their breast out where it could be seen by all and sundry :eek:

I've been waiting in the wings for you to stick your beak in and ruffle our feathers Silver. Wattle you think of next huh? Did you Comb your joke book for those? :lol:
 
Deepseeker said:
fwdoz said:
I am surprised it's name wasnt Atilla the Hen.

Music they listen to in the coop is by Chickovsky.

Speaking of Chicken Coops, somebody told me the other day that they only ever have two doors. Apparently if they had any more it would be a Chicken Sedan......

I bet they use it to pick up chicks
 
I'm not going to egg you on further, fwdoz :D

Suffice to say, I have often times wondered why it is that Chooks live in a Chook-run, and Nuns live in a Nunnery. Why can't Nuns live in a Nun-run, and Chooks live in a Chookery??? To confuse matters more, Penguins live in a Rookery, and Nuns are sometimes referred to as Penguins. No wonder so many new Australians struggle with our lingo!
 

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