Number one Chicken in America!

[PLATO]

Give us some time.

By the time Russia is ready to attack the US, we will all be speaking Chinese.

They are already assimilating parts of the far east are they not?

[AAAAAAAAH!]

Alaska is historically Russian land too, btw.

You can have it back, but you have to take Sarah Palin too.

[Kidlicious]

She looks at Serb every morning.

[Dinner]

I think Ben should go eat more fast food chicken. The more the better.

[Berzerker]

Had you elected McCaine we wouldn't have this conversation now.

we'd all be Crimeans

[Ben Kenobi]

Nothing like a chicken hawk writing about how much they like chicken.

Umm, how exactly am I a chicken hawk? I'm unfit for service on either side of the border.

[DaShi]

Give us some time.

More time? Russia is weaker than it was 50 years ago.

[MRT144]

Alaska is historically Russian land too, btw.

You can have it. Im sure that Putin will construe my comment as legally binding.

[molly bloom]

I thought it might be about a cabal of child molesting Roman Catholic priests and their favourite victim.

[molly bloom]

Alaska is historically Russian land too, btw.

Historically, it 'belonged' to the natives the Russians tried so hard to kill in the Aleutian Islands and elsewhere. Not that they were in that respect any different from other imperialist powers.

[Pax]

Umm, how exactly am I a chicken hawk? I'm unfit for service on either side of the border.

Chickenhawk (also chicken hawk and chicken-hawk) is a political term used in the United States to describe a person who strongly supports war or other military action (i.e., a war hawk), yet who actively avoided military service when of age.

The term indicates that the person in question is hypocritical for personally dodging a draft or otherwise shirking their duty to their country during a time of armed conflict while advocating that others do so. Generally, the implication is that chickenhawks lack the moral character to ask others to support, fight and perhaps die in an armed conflict. Those who avoid military service and continue to oppose armed aggression are not chickenhawks.

Origin of the term[edit]

In political usage chickenhawk is a compound of chicken (meaning coward) and hawk (meaning someone who advocates war, first used to describe "War Hawks" in the War of 1812). The earliest known print citation of chickenhawk in this sense was in the June 16, 1986 issue of The New Republic.[1] An association between the word chickenhawk and war was popularized several years earlier in the 1983 bestselling book Chickenhawk, a memoir by Robert Mason about his service in the Vietnam War, in which he was a helicopter pilot. Mason used the word as a compound oxymoron to describe both his fear of combat ("chicken") and his attraction to it ("hawk"), a slightly different use of the term which nonetheless might have inspired the current usage.[1]

Previously, the term war wimp was sometimes used, coined during the Vietnam War by Congressman Andrew Jacobs, a Marine veteran of the Korean War. Jacobs defined a war wimp as "someone who is all too willing to send others to war, but never got 'round to going himself".

or older man that seeks younger men for sex

[Pax]

Even though KFC is open for business on sundays, it's not open to about 10 am daily. So KFC loses out on the breakfast money. If KFC opened for breakfast, it would be a different ballgame.

[Pax]

CFA opens at 6 am 6 days a week, It's actually open 14 hours more per week than KFC. Also 24 of those hours are during peek breakfast time.
Considering the fact that business days are longer at CFA, Work days have the potential to be longer that also translates into workers at CFA actually having less time too spend with their family if they were actually working fulltime.
However, both CFA and KFC are in the practice of maintaining large part time workforces so they don't have to pay medical benefits, overtime and etc. SO really the whole idea of being closed on sundays to spend time with FAMILY is BS.

[Serb]

Historically, it 'belonged' to the natives the Russians tried so hard to kill in the Aleutian Islands and elsewhere. Not that they were in that respect any different from other imperialist powers.

They were.
Segregation and other horrors of white man's burden came with Americans after the purchase.

[Serb]

Molly, you are wrong here. The Russian Alaska and American Alaska are two different Alaskas for the Natives.