Chickens crossing small canal on steel ropes

May 29, 2019 4:34 PM

FrozenFoodGuy

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Source: https://youtu.be/2N5sMc7M47Q

Chicken abacus

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v I wonder whose chickens those are

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I got more anxiety from looking at the camera man

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I'm Mary Poppins y'all!

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Plot twist: anvil in the backpack.

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"Lessee here, got my lunch, clean socks, walkman...hmm, but no para-"*SLAM!*

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*chains...

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Why don't they fly ??

7 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

They weigh too much, chickens can use their wings to get a good jump, or slow down a fall, but that's about it.

7 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

OK, I did not know that; I saw the black one “fly” half the length and thought they could

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Yeah chickens are like wanna-be penguins, minus the whole swimming and Antarctica part

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I'm gunna start calling them steel ropes now.... no changing my mind

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*chainging

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I'm reserving that for steel cables.

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I thought meybe they were cables and this might have made more sense, but nah

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FYI the “cables” used for elevators are steel outer with a hemp core. The elevator mechanics refer to them as ropes.

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Guys hey.. Hey guys... Why did the chicken cross the small canal on "steel ropes"?

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they were in love, so were... steel-roping?

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To get to the other tide

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How did they get them do that? I one time tried to get 5 chickens back into their hutch, I literally have had an easier time herding cats.

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These probably weren't being herded into a small box....

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Interesting chicken wire ya got there.

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God, another fast food chain

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Fast food steel rope

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Slow food steel rope

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Why did the chickens cross the canal?

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Weirdest dance nation game I’ve seen

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dog standing on steel rope...

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How do you even begin to teach a dog how to do that?!?!?

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First you need a radioactive spider to bite your dog.

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Domestic wolf descendant standing on a steel rope*

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Neat. How do you encourage the chickens to do this?

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Same way you get a chicken to cross the road.

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"steel rope"....

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Well...that's beats the purpose of asking why the chicken crossed the road..

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Definitly chains

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The black one on the left: wtf am I walking like a pleeb?

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that black chicken

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THIS is a steel rope

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Why did the chicken cross they rope?

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Can someone add some snapping alligators in the canal to make the crossing more movie dramatic?

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This is Colonel Sanders playing Guitar Hero.

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Why?

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So why did they cross the canal?

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Uhhh, chains?

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Thank you, i was thinking the same thing

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STEEL ROPES!

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So that's why the chicken crossed the road... I mean canal... I mean... (nevermind... keep browsing... nothing to see here)

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Probably couldn’t tell because of the potato quality

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No, steel ropes, did you not read the title?

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But Steel ropes sounds way more badass.

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Came here to comment this, was 1000th upvote instead, satsified.

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Chain of links

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Yes, the feather cluck-clucks used the steel ropes to cross the long wet hole.

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"Steel ropes made of hundreds of smaller steel ropes combined into small circle patterns"

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Maybe english isnt their native language?

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"Love it when my man teases me with a bird leaf." "Bitch you mean feather??"

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Tity Boi

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Most expensivest chicken crossin'

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Did i stutter?

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I had an engineer at work ask me why we didn't use metal belts.... this was my answer

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Engineers are so smart. I replied to an employee "10-4". He answered "6?" No shit. I'm an engineer too but dayum.

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It’s like a toddler named the post

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I’ll be honest i was half asleep and just copied the title they used in the source... never occurred to me that they’re chains...

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It's an imgurian thing. We are simple folk.

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Could be esl

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"get the fuck up!"

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Hoxton! On me, now!

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I NEED A MEDIC BAG

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1000th like!

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*wink*

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v

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MRW I see this gif

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I wish I could upvote this 6 times

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This.

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Actually laughed out loud. ^

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When you think about it, chains kinda are steel ropes....

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But where does that leave cables?

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Extra iron flavour twizlers

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The forbidden twizzlers

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That's just heavy duty yarn

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darn.... that's a good one.

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No no. Those are steal ropes. Lol

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And then m typing this on a magic rectangle with a rock that’s been tricked into thinking.

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Steel ropes exist in German - Stahlseil. Tho they look different https://www.jumbo-shop.de/media/image/b9/ae/0e/stahlseil-verzinkt-draht.jpg

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Steel ropes cut and bent oval then interlinked into long lengths....

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Who took them?

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They took them.

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Damn they

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But if they're steel ropes, then wouldn't they be called wires?

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Wire rope.

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WIre rope, cable, or sometimes line

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I believe 'cable' would be the preferred nomenclature.

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True, but I'm going off the nomenclature of tight-rope walking, which is also known as high-wire walking.

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Ah, fine choice, sir.

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