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Chickenology Encyclopedia

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Table of Contents (Chickenology.net)

Site Index
Chickenology Encyclopedia
Chicken Jokes

Table of Contents (Ervin's ESL Net)

Recommendation:

Index
ESL mailing list
Message board
Write into the Guestbook
Read the Guestbook
Free ESL courses

Selections:

Quotation of the month
Poetry selection
Stuart Little

Essays:

Sample essays Web
Sample essays ZIP
Essay types
EssayDOS.zip
ESL stories
Picture description

Exercises:

Journal
Interactive ESL
Interactive WBS

Other resources:

ESL Humor
Prepositions
Guest authors
ESL links
Visitors' link recommendations

Meet Ervin:

Photo album
Graduation speech
University
Favorites

Ervin's other sites:

Ervin's ESL Net
World Bible School Hungary
HG8LVS ham operator pages
Mako Radio Club Web pages
Goldaqua Inc. cancer remedy

Why did the chicken cross the road?
Why do chickens cross roads?

The most comprehensive listing on the Web (or so it should be).

chikleft

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chikright

U2:

  • It was the sweetest thing.
  • The chicken can't live with or without crossing.
  • The chicken can't cross with or without you.

UFO researcher:

  • It was a conspiracy of aliens against chickenkind.
  • The chicken did not cross the road; it was abducted.

Uhura (Star Trek):

  • Shall I open hailing frequencies so you can ask it, sir?

United Airlines:

  • For frequent fryer miles.

Unknown Authors (also known as Folk Wisdom):

  • To show possums it could really be done.
  • I don't know why everyone keeps on talking about the chicken that crossed the road. As far as I am concerned someone built a road across the chicken's path.
  • On a strange road chickens cross fast.
  • The chicken that pauses too long before the crossing will forever stay on one side of the road.
  • The chicken that has never crossed the road says its mother cooks best.
  • The grass is always greener on the other side of the road.
  • Wherever there is a road there is also a chicken to cross.

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