A saying from the 18th century, it is somewhat accurate for the phylum of domesticated chicken, Gallus Gallus Domestica. However, there is a superior specie called Carnivorous Gallus Ubiquitous that did, in fact, have a large, serrated, toothed upper and lower beak.
Scientist have long postulated that current inherent fears of certain creatures came from years of conflict with these animals beginning with early man.
Humans use this explanation for the vast fear of spiders. The same principles apply to the chicken. Men have long feared the chicken probably because they were once the food for some of these birds.
It also explains why we have absolutely no fear of the larger, less intelligent Turkey.
I always wondered about that expression. Thanks for the info
You managed to hit the nail upon the highest as neatly as outlined out the entire thing without having side-effects , other people could take a signal. Will probably be again to get more. Thank you
Didn’t I meet you at a “Save the Whal….no…save the owl rally? No matter. You are Spot on about CSC side effects. Were there any they would undoubtedly taste like turkey.
You actually make it seem so easy with your presentation but I find this matter to be actually something that I think I would never understand. It seems too complex and very broad for me. I’m looking forward for your next post, I’ll try to get the hang of it!
Dearest Lavon, Fear not! When you start to understand – that is the time you need to book a session with your favorite shrink. Alternately, Chainsaw has a better grip on history v current events than most any other.
Been following this convolution for years and find myself in a better informed confused state than ever.
Hang in! At least you know your synapses are functioning at a higher level.