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May 24, 2013

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08:35 AM May 24 2013
handwriter Norway	Ha! Ha! I think you're right. Actually, I think that both are 'chickens,' but only the female is referred to as a "hen.". In some forms of English the male 'chicken' is called a "rooster." Let it hatch in your mind, however, I'm not a chicken expert. Cluck! Cluck! jeje

08:35 AM May 24 2013

handwriter
Norway

Ha! Ha! I think you're right.

Actually, I think that both are 'chickens,' but only the female is referred to as a "hen.". In some forms of English the male 'chicken' is called a "rooster." Let it hatch in your mind, however, I'm not a chicken expert. Cluck! Cluck! jeje

08:29 AM May 24 2013
3emma3 Iraq	look at their eyes and u will see the difference.

08:29 AM May 24 2013

3emma3
Iraq

look at their eyes and u will see the difference.

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