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No Blood For Chickens!

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The price of chicken has risen so high, that pubs and restaurants known for chicken wings are pushing FISH. The horror of it all.

And speaking of Frenchmen chickens, check out this REALLY creepy site where you can get a man dressed in a chicken suit to do anything by typing commands. Weird.


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