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    02 Jul '05 20:11
    I think the egg cam first, maybe it's not a CHICKEN-egg, but an egg from a bird or a reptile or something.
    If you mean, which came first, the egg or the chicken-egg, then you must indeed clarify 'chicken-egg'.
    If you mean a egg containing a chicken, the egg was first, and then in the egg came a chicken. The egg was laid by another animal what was evolued to an animal which was nearly a chicken, and in the egg the animal was evolued to a chicken.
    But if you mean that the egg must be laid by a chicken, the devinition says so: the chicken is first...
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    It doesn't say that a chicken was in the egg, so it could be a snake egg, or another type of egg, not a chicken egg....
  3. Standard memberjimmyb270
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    04 Jul '05 11:58
    Which came first. The chicken or the egg?

    Whichever one is the male.


    Think about it.
  4. Fear The Cow
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    04 Jul '05 12:02
    eggs can`t come...

    so the chicken
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    04 Jul '05 13:231 edit
    everyone here is wrong in my opinion either because of the answer or the reasons.

    which came first: the chicken? or the egg?

    my answer is the egg- dinosaurs laid eggs too! whoever said it had to be the choice between a chicken and a chicken egg? dinosaurs were around before chickens
  6. Standard memberDaemon Sin
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    04 Jul '05 15:301 edit
    A Chicken and an Egg are lying in bed together. The Chicken rolls over with a huge grin on his face, smoking a cigarette and goes "Well that answers that old question!"

    EDIT: Spelling mistakes!
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    04 Jul '05 16:094 edits
    Originally posted by link345
    It doesn't say that a chicken was in the egg, so it could be a snake egg, or another type of egg, not a chicken egg....

    Originally posted by Duck Duck Goose
    everyone here is wrong in my opinion either because of the answer or the reasons.

    which came first: the chicken? or the egg?

    my answer is the egg- dinosaurs laid eggs too! whoever said it had to be the choice between a chicken and a chicken egg? dinosaurs were around before chickens




    Sorry, but there is said that you had the choice between the chicken -egg and the chicken

    posted by D Ma G (page 1)
    O.K Which came first , the chicken or the chicken-egg


    and, I said too that the egg came first because it might've been another egg:

    Originally posted by Florrat (page 2)
    I think the egg cam first, maybe it's not a CHICKEN-egg, but an egg from a bird or a reptile or something.
    (text shortened)
  8. Standard memberPalynka
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    04 Jul '05 16:23
    The cock came first.
  9. Standard memberBowmann
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    04 Jul '05 21:34
    Originally posted by Palynka
    The cock came first.
    And women have never been happy since.
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    05 Jul '05 23:21
    But why did the chicken cross the road? That's what I want to know.
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    Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
    But why did the chicken cross the road? That's what I want to know.
    SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATIONS:
    Chickens at rest tend to stay at rest; chickens in motion cross roads. [Newton]
    The road moved beneath the chicken. [Einstein]
    We're not sure which side of the road the chicken was on. [Heisenberg]
    There was already a chicken on this side of the road. [Pauli]

    UNSCIENTIFIC EXPLANATIONS:
    For fun. [Epicurus]
    Because the road was there. [Sir Edmund Hilary]
    Give me ten minutes with the chicken and I'll find out. [Torquemada]
    None of your business: We own the chicken and we own the road. [Bill Gates]
    I missed one? [Colonel Sanders]
    The chicken did not - I repeat: did not - cross the road. [Richard Nixon]
    That's the way it is. [Walter Cronkite]
    The news of its crossing has been greatly exaggerated. [Mark Twain]
    Define 'road'. [Bill Clinton]
  12. Standard memberorfeo
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    08 Jul '05 11:401 edit
    Tell me exactly WHICH chicken and WHICH egg we're talking about, and I'll give you the answer. If we're talking about the one chicken and one egg you have in your fridge, well, judging by the smell they're both past their use by date.

    If you want to rephrase your question so that I know which chicken is THE chicken, we'll take it from there.

    Or are we talking about some great, symbolic chicken that represents all of chickendom? The Chicken...
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    the egg because it had evoled threw the egg so the egg duh
  14. Standard memberBowmann
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    Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
    SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATIONS:
    Chickens at rest tend to stay at rest; chickens in motion cross roads. [Newton]
    The road moved beneath the chicken. [Einstein]
    We're not sure which side of the road the chicken was on. [Heisenberg]
    There ...[text shortened]... tly exaggerated. [Mark Twain]
    Define 'road'. [Bill Clinton]
    Non-Sub Rec.


    It was a subconscious act on the part of the chicken. [Freud]
    The chicken is simply exerting free will. [Nietzsche]
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    03 Aug '05 21:05
    this is old and kinda stupid riddle. chicken first cause the egg has to be warmed by a chicken in order to hatch. if the egg was first we wouldnt have chickens here today.
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