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“Dinosaurs are extinct, but chickens won evolution’s long game. Since the 1950s, the average broiler has grown so rapidly that, at this rate, they’ll reach T-rex proportions in a few centuries. We can only hope they don’t harbour grudges.”
Raymond A. Anderson, Why did the Chicken Cross the Road?: A Student's and Intellectual's Guide and Toilet Companion
“King Sophytes (Punjab, 5th century BCE) clearly understood that nothing commands respect like a bird that starts its day screaming at the sun.”
Raymond A. Anderson, Why did the Chicken Cross the Road?: A Student's and Intellectual's Guide and Toilet Companion