kcar wrote:

"I's defendin' myself, I's fearin' for my safety; the chicken, y'know—D-d-died!"

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Ida rooted fer the chicken, I would.

Love the reporter's "shoot me now"look when the camera pulls away from Psycho Killer and back to her.

Please God, keep me far from Jacksonville.

Curried Chicken Salad with raisins in toasted pita and semi sweet iced tea. It'll just kill ya...

What am I supposed to do? Call the Chicken Am-bu-lance?

Just spent couple of hours securing our chook coup after the baby chicks did a runner .
These little guys are just so very confident, and they are only three days old. Ever so cute but.

 Ohmsen wrote:

         the end is best! 

 miamizsun wrote:

The secret is to get it at the unpermitted "restaurant" in San Francisco that I don't think was even paying rent, that had a giant hand-painted sign, black on yellow, 

"X-RATED 
CAJUN BURGER JERK 
CHICKEN BEANS" 

so when I asked a stupid question the guy said "shut up" or something in his impenetrable accent and so I ordered some chicken and melted my face.

Not really a fan of this place, but thought this comment was interesting. I guess good for them for being more particular with where they donate.

The Wall Street Journal has an interview with Andrew Cathy, who today starts his new job as CEO of Chick-fil-A, the fast food juggernaut that was founded by his grandfather in 1967.

Cathy says in the interview that the Chick-fil-A foundation last year "changed its giving after criticism that it had given to groups perceived as antigay" because "it helps us stay focused on really targeting those investments to make the biggest difference possible. What people conceive of or construe is not anything that I can control … I think the most important thing for us, being in the restaurant business, is that we serve everybody. My grandfather, he would say, 'I’m not right wing or left wing. I’m the whole chicken'."

 rhahl wrote:
 

via Imgflip

wait! What?