1. Nothing I do can keep Zoe out of the current chicken yard.
2. The chickens are smart enough to run into their coop when Zoe enters.
3. The chickens are too stupid to realize that any one of them could easily kick Zoe’s ass.
Four. Four things:
4. They’re a lot noisier when you let them out of the coop. “A cat! A dog! An air molecule!” “What’s an air molecule?” “Who knows? Play along.” “The sky is falling!”
















































Yeah… only thing dumber than chickens are commercial type turkeys. Danged things work hard to find ways to die.
I beg to differ… that female impostor in the commercial is dumber than a factory turkey. And as noisy as a hen aaaall impressed w/herself.
“I LAID AN EGG!!! I LAID AN EGG!!! OH. MY. GOD. IT WAS THE MOST INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE, THIS MORNING I WAS A CHICK & NOW I AM A…WHAT? I’M A WHAT?! HOW DARE YOU…YOU LAID AN EGG?!? YOU LAID AN EGG!! YOU LAID AN EGG!! YOU…HAVE WE EVER MET BEFORE?”
Well, Jay… I’ll have to admit that a LOT of the people on TV and in these UTube things might well be dumber than factory turkeys… and not half as potentially useful, even as fertilizer. sigh… Guess it’s lack of exposure to them that made me forget. I don’t watch TV or even many UTubes… 🙂
“Nothing I do can keep Zoe out of the current chicken yard.”
No power in the ‘verse can stop… wait.
Wasn’t that River, not Zoe?
RE: Chicken IQ. Mercedes Lackey pretty much nails it in The Fairy Godmother. New apprentice is given potion to understand animal speech, worries that she might have trouble eating chickens after hearing them speak. Then encounters chickens. Problem solved.
I’m not religious, but chickens present a pretty good case for a deity of some sort. _Someone_ was out to make cows look smart.
If you have time watch Zoe and find how she gets into the chicken yard. Those places are where other predators can get in.