Well...I think I ran over a dead chicken on 3rd Street on the way home...a whole, white-feathered dead chicken. In an otherwise ordinary week, that is 1. very odd and 2. very blogworthy.
How exactly do you lose a chicken in San Francisco?
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Maybe they had lots of chickens and just didn't miss the one that got away? Not sure though - do a lot of people in SF have enough room for chickens?
JC, did you miss your starbucks on this particular morning? I don't even see chicken dead in the road in my rural corner of the suburbs of the Motor City.
Are you sure it wasn't a pulverized seagull? They can get pretty fluffy after impact. Without photographic proof I must remain skeptical...
I will fully admit to being in a general fog this week...hence the reason for lack-of-photos. But I would place a big dollar bet on that being a chicken.
I certainly have no idea where you would keep a chicken in SF, although I did find another dead chicken several months ago...it looked like the casualty of a cock fight. So, perhaps that's what people keep them for?
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Maybe they had lots of chickens and just didn't miss the one that got away? Not sure though - do a lot of people in SF have enough room for chickens?
Maybe the chicken fell of a truck on its way to Chinatown. I bet there's some back alley there that sells live chickens and fireworks and babies.
I don't know which story is better... your live chicken or Jeff running over the little kid's ball and popping it...
JC, did you miss your starbucks on this particular morning? I don't even see chicken dead in the road in my rural corner of the suburbs of the Motor City.
Are you sure it wasn't a pulverized seagull? They can get pretty fluffy after impact. Without photographic proof I must remain skeptical...
I will fully admit to being in a general fog this week...hence the reason for lack-of-photos. But I would place a big dollar bet on that being a chicken.
I certainly have no idea where you would keep a chicken in SF, although I did find another dead chicken several months ago...it looked like the casualty of a cock fight. So, perhaps that's what people keep them for?
Maybe it was trying to cross the road. You know, to answer the question.
For the record I hadn't planned on using that joke, but you haven't updated for a while, so I blame you.
Clucking unbelievable. It must have been clucking lost.
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