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Why did the permie cross the road?

 
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OK  I did a site search and was shocked that this topic has not been covered!

I don't see how this forum can continue until this question is solved.!!!    OK  OK  I've been called goofy before.  I'll get it started.

Because the map is not the territory!


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to talk to there neighbor
 
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...to catch their free-range chicken that crossed the road who was trying to prove to an armadillo that it could be done!         
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gwen! you beat me to it! although I was going to say the armadillo and the possum.

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I'm sorry Leah, it's facebook's fault! My page was down all day today (for maintenance, whatever the heck that means!) and I had to do something to feed my addiction! 
 
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For some reason the chicken picture makes me laugh. Reminds me of a blurb on 'the onion' about a free range chicken making it all the way to bolivia...or something like that.......can't quite put my finger on why I thought it was so funny......but it makes me chuckle everytime i think about it.

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Because the other side of the road is an essential part of the cycle too! 

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Trying to build street cred with the chickens.

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to prove it can be done. 
 
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Yesterday I crossed the road because my neighbor was raking the lawn and, of all things, BAGGING the leaves.  I took my wheelbarrel and pitchfork with me.

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marina phillips wrote:
to prove it can be done. 



I think this one is the best.

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I think I like Ken's the best. Very proactive!
 
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to find out what interesting ideas he could pick up from the neighbors

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Because she was done with the left side of the planet.

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Because the plant guild is always greener on the other side of the fence?

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attempting to retrieve livestock
 
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To see how that road and the ditches effect drainage and if it could be used to direct water to storage.
 
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To get to the other edge?

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To find the Guineas !

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To observe the chicken.

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well.......it depends.
 
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Are you sure there was actually a chicken there? I need you to show me the white paper that was peer reviewed and scientifically done before we can have any discussion about the possibility of this actually happening.
 
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