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Actually, chickens can fly for relatively short distances, such as over a fence or into a tree (where they would roost for safety, if not domesticated). You can check this out on Wikipedia or you can just trust me. Our neighbors had chickens when I was growing up and I’ve seen them fly. (Usually only if you chase them.) I would expect this would only apply to free range chickens, but I don’t see Cock spending any time in a cage, so he should be able to fly. (And it does take a LOT of flapping to get a chicken into the air. When they take off it IS almost like they explode.)
They can fly a long way if you crank the cock-a-pault back far enough and the wind is just right. Too bad we can’t harness this new form of pig inspired energy, hmmm…
Oh, I’ sure that, with the right incentive, chickens can “fly”. Personally speaking, I flew low to the ground once being chased by a pack of crazed cows (true story).
@sco3tt “cock-a-pault” – I love that. Build one; I want to see pictures. And as for pigs, I have just one word: “BACON”. Well, OK, two words: “pork chops”. Or maybe just settle for “delicious”. (snicker)
It’s great to see you back and on such fine form. I was missing my regular dose of Cock & Bull.
His cock exploded because some dick was talking about a pig? Oh my!
Actually, chickens can fly for relatively short distances, such as over a fence or into a tree (where they would roost for safety, if not domesticated). You can check this out on Wikipedia or you can just trust me. Our neighbors had chickens when I was growing up and I’ve seen them fly. (Usually only if you chase them.) I would expect this would only apply to free range chickens, but I don’t see Cock spending any time in a cage, so he should be able to fly. (And it does take a LOT of flapping to get a chicken into the air. When they take off it IS almost like they explode.)
They can fly a long way if you crank the cock-a-pault back far enough and the wind is just right. Too bad we can’t harness this new form of pig inspired energy, hmmm…
I thought Cock blew a gasket and managed to lose feathers while he went off…
We should make chickens fly more. Then there would be more meat on the wings for a sunday roast!
Oh, I’ sure that, with the right incentive, chickens can “fly”. Personally speaking, I flew low to the ground once being chased by a pack of crazed cows (true story).
@sco3tt “cock-a-pault” – I love that. Build one; I want to see pictures. And as for pigs, I have just one word: “BACON”. Well, OK, two words: “pork chops”. Or maybe just settle for “delicious”. (snicker)
Fawlty Towers reference FTW!! Oh god, I love that show.