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Who names their chicken Bessie? Everyone knows Bessie is a cow's name.
You know that, I know that, but I don't think the chicken will question it.
Henrietta is right there
There's "Cock" too
Cow eggs are much tastier than chicken eggs anyways.
I believe the proper term for cow eggs is "prairie oysters"..
Rocky Mountain oysters is what they call them in my neck of the woods.
Just don't mess with a chicken cow. Those things are dangerous!
What if ... the chicken was adopted by a cow?
And what if they were both brown?
How, now?
Dad was proud. He didn't care how.
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