KibiDangoman wrote:
Why are you such an annoying loser?
For the bantz
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Carla-Magnusson wrote:
Why are you using another members avatar?
They asked me to change my previous one so I changed it to theirs 
its true
"Ask me anything!!"
Which came first - the chicken or the egg?
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eric0022 wrote:
"Ask me anything!!"
Which came first - the chicken or the egg?
The egg.
my reasoning: the first ever chicken must have hatched out of an egg which has the same DNA as it, so if the chicken is evolved enough to be defined as a chicken the egg must be too.
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Nylonsock wrote:
Without the chicken, you have no egg ! 🤷♂️
Nah, if a non-chicken bred with another non-chicken the offspring could be a chicken but not the parents
God created the chicken.
The chicken came first.
And without an egg you have no chicken…Bacteria reproduce by dividing into two cells. Using that as an analogy, the following may have happened: at some point in the evolutionary process, whatever it was that preceded chickens divided into two chickens. Over time, changes happened, which is common in any evolutionary process (Example, frogs have been known to change sex in order to be able to reproduce https://wildlife.org/frogs-change-sex-even-in-natural-settings/), resulting in the chickens we have today. So you could argue that chickens came first.
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BlackKaweah wrote:
Why does the porridge bird lay his egg in the air?
Can’t be arsed to build a nest
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chesstenor2018 wrote:
Why don’t turkeys hibernate in the winter?
Because originally they’re from Turkey which is not cold enough to highbin8
Where did my brother hide my cellphone? If it helps, he is a general @rsehole
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