who was the first person to look at a chicken and say i'm going to eat the first thing out of its butt?
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HA - thats a good one.\n\nAnd who thought to tug on a cows breast and drink the stuff that came out.\n\np.s Mozzerella is a cheese that is actually made from the produce of a male bull - ever wonder about that?
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Although i have NEVER been called this...\nchicken  \nO.E. cycen "young fowl," which in M.E. came to mean "young chicken," then any chicken, from W.Gmc. *kiukinam, from base *keuk- (possibly root of cock, of echoic origin) + dim. suffix. Sense of "cowardly" is at least as old as 14c.; the v. meaning "to back down or fail through cowardice" is from 1943, U.S. slang; as a game of danger to test courage, it is first recorded 1953. Chicken hawk "public person who advocates war but who declined significant opportunity to serve in uniform during wartime" is attested from at least 1988, Amer.Eng. Chicken pox (c.1730) may be a disparaging name because of their mildness compared to smallpox. Chicken feed "paltry sum of money" is from 1904. Chickweed (c.1440) was in O.E. cicene mete "chicken food."
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Egg...just to be different.  And playing devil's advocate on the evolution argument above, maybe a bunch of whatever the precursor to the chicken was just started laying eggs that were chickens when they hatched.  In such a case, it would have been the egg that came first.
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lmao the first one was a DUCK!!!! my mom calsl me a duck...lol
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Cow- Might have been after watching a calf. It drank the milk and grew so they might have thought it was some miracle liquid that made them grow. Then they figured out how to milk it.\n\n          Chicken-They probably didn't have definite body parts and the 1st person needed food. They decided that the shell didn't taste good and ate the inside.
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Whoever wants to first! he-he\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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The chicken.The chicken is an actual chicken,where as the egg is a probable chiken.Actuality precedes  probability.Meaning the chicken comes before the egg
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the bible said chicken
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First one ate fruit was Adam
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why did the chicken stop in the middle of the road?\n\n\nhe wanted to "lay it on the line"
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THE EGG. the chicken had to hatch from something. and the egg came from whatever bird was clucking around before the first chicken. see how simple that was? :)
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I'm guessing that the chicken would just have gas...
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well niether did... the ancient potatoe people came first and decided that they whanted to be a side dish. well they tried being a side dish with pork and fish and beef and watermelon (dont ask) and they decided that they would go so much better with some form of white meat. Well the potatoe people, or p.p. as i like to call them, got all of their most brilliant scientists together to geneticaly enginer a new species. Well they tried all sorts of things and finaly they came up with the idea of a chicken. they named it a chicken because on of the scientists, Who was afriad of almost every thing, first name was chicken. (he wasnt a scaredy cat because the purple water buffalos hadn't roamed acrost the moors of africa long enogh to find the giant mice and create the first cat like creature<he wore a hat> to battle the rodant vermine>) well anyways they didn't know weather to make the chicken first or the egg first. they argued over this for a long time when finaly this man named the colinal who wore this white suit all the time got fed up with the p.p's bickering and made both the chicken and the egg at the same time. Them he rounded up all of the potatoe people and slaugtered them, then he beat them and added butter to their remains. the colianal then became famous with his resteraunt= KFC
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Well as my good old Grandma used to say:\n\nUsing a feather is kinky,\nUsing the whole chicken is just perverted.\n\nNo animals thank you very much.
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chicken little, i would eat him up
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chicken, because God created chicken not egg
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Haha. This is a question that seems to go on forever isn't it? Well...in Biblical terms, the chicken came first.