Isaac Newton:
For every chicken crossing the road, there an equal chicken crossing the road in the opposite direction.
Al Capone:
The chicken can cross the street much easier with a kind word and a gun than it can with a kind word alone
Rene Descartes
The chicken is crossing the road, therefore it is.
Sherlock Holmes
The chicken is not here, therefor it must have crossed the road. As improbable as it seems, this must be the truth.
Joan Baez
"How many roads must a chicken walk down
Before they call him a hawk
...
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the storm,
The answer is blowing in the storm"
and finally, in the forthcoming "History of chickens" movie:
Mel Brooks, acting as the Stormchicken: "It is good to be the chicken!"
For every chicken crossing the road, there an equal chicken crossing the road in the opposite direction.
Al Capone:
The chicken can cross the street much easier with a kind word and a gun than it can with a kind word alone
Rene Descartes
The chicken is crossing the road, therefore it is.
Sherlock Holmes
The chicken is not here, therefor it must have crossed the road. As improbable as it seems, this must be the truth.
Joan Baez
"How many roads must a chicken walk down
Before they call him a hawk
...
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the storm,
The answer is blowing in the storm"
and finally, in the forthcoming "History of chickens" movie:
Mel Brooks, acting as the Stormchicken: "It is good to be the chicken!"
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