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If I had a rooster I would want him to be like George.

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We *all* need a George on our farms!

My friend used to have one by another name, and yes, he would reliably keep the peace until he got too old to cope. He ended up on my farm in retirement until he couldn't manage our perches and we had to ease his way into the great chicken field in the sky.
 
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