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John Byrne
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Bill Mimbu
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Should we mention that some cows didn't start out as cows?

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Anthony J Lombardi
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How now brown cow.

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This is why Strawberry Quik is so hard to find, right?

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Petter Myhr Ness
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Only seven per cent? I'd thought it'd be higher...

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Bryan Eacret
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Posted: 16 June 2017 at 3:33pm \| IP Logged \| 7

I keep three hens in my backyard. We are not allowed to have roosters in the city I live in.

Sometimes I bring eggs into work, or to friends. I often get asked how the chickens can lay eggs if there is no rooster.

I have to explain that the rooster is for fertilizing the eggs not making them.

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When I was a kid my mother used to buy eggs directly from a local farmer who did have a rooster. Never forget the eggs with veins in them!

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Bryan Eacret
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Ack!

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Brian O'Neill
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Posted: 16 June 2017 at 3:55pm \| IP Logged \| 10

Surveys like this are skewed, not just because they usually only involve hundreds (maybe thousands) of people, but also because people with higher IQs tend to make excuses for not taking them, which leaves a significant number of 'Darwin Award finalists' to take them('Duh...a survey? Shurrr, I got nuthin' better tuh do!")...as well as people who feel like 'playing dumb' just to screw with whoever's asking the questions(and skew the results even more).

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All I've got is, wow.

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Ummm.....Chocolate is a food group, right?

This is a running joke we have among the live theatre tech boys.

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