What came first the chicken or the egg?

[The Weird One]

between that and my reasoning. . . it WAS the egg

[bedub1]

I was flipping through the dictionary the other day...and chicken is definitely before egg.

[The Weird One]

I read my books upsidedown

[jay_a2j]

Seeing that you need a chicken to lay an egg AND an egg can not survive by itself (something needs to sit on it for it to grow and hatch). The CHICKEN came first! End of debate.

[borox0]

Chickens are the products of eggs, thus permanently solving the problem.

[The Weird One]

[ogr8cdd]

I honestly couldn't say... I've never fucked an egg.

It begs asking, how many times have you done a chicken?
and how quickly do they come?

[Skittles!]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

[jay_a2j]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

This is assuming that you BUY the whole evolution myth.

[Skittles!]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

This is assuming that you BUY the whole evolution myth.

Indeedly. You can't call it a myth, you call it a theory. Just like creationism, it's a theory.

Jay, spell it out.

T-H-E-O-R-Y

Don't call it a myth otherwise it'll make you look even more close minded than you are.

[Genghis Khant]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

This is assuming that you BUY the whole evolution myth.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Very funny, Jay.... it's the way you tell 'em

[jay_a2j]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

This is assuming that you BUY the whole evolution myth.

Indeedly. You can't call it a myth, you call it a theory. Just like creationism, it's a theory.

Jay, spell it out.

T-H-E-O-R-Y

Don't call it a myth otherwise it'll make you look even more close minded than you are.

Hey, if it works for backglass, it works for me. My mind is closed to things that would lead me away from what is right.

[Skittles!]

But you are not Backglass, so come up with your own lines.

[Titanic]

oh, and the egg came first because reptilian dinosaurs were laying eggs long before chickens came around

[strike wolf]

Well, aren't Dinosaurs the ancestors of Chickens and other birds?

but he asked CHICKENS not their ancestors

Dinos were basically Chickens without feathers! [size=0](And weigh several tonnes)[/size]

No they were nothing like chickens. Unless you count only the later ones and then there were a few who bore a resemblance but the less chicken-like ones came before them and laid their eggs. Thus, eggs came first.

[Coleman]

Well, a chicken had to hatch from the egg of whatever it evolved from, so still egg even if we are just talking about eggs chickens hatch from and not eggs in general.

[0ojakeo0]

Obvipusly chicken egg

[fireedud]

I read my books upsidedown

me too, seriously.

One day in school, I even through a whole 45-minute period reading and writing upside-down.

[willis]

I know what came first...

[0ojakeo0]

I know what came first...

yays

[Norse]

WRONG!

you didn't specify which egg or which chicken, so it can be the egg i had for breakfast and the chicken i had 5 weeks ago...

That made no sense..

so, when you "had" this chicken 5 weeks ago....was it of any relation to your egg you ate this morning?

[Koronna]

WRONG!

you didn't specify which egg or which chicken, so it can be the egg i had for breakfast and the chicken i had 5 weeks ago...

That made no sense..

so, when you "had" this chicken 5 weeks ago....was it of any relation to your egg you ate this morning?

nope, the chicken and the egg came from different cities

[bedub1]

I know what came first...

yays

Please post that in the thread about the boob song

[AndrewLC]

The egg, obviously. A t-rex is the closest relative to a chicken, even if it's dead. T-rex's laid eggs. After a time they would of adapted to suit the environment and change from the dying species of dinosaurs

This is assuming that you BUY the whole evolution myth.

Indeedly. You can't call it a myth, you call it a theory. Just like creationism, it's a theory.

Jay, spell it out.

T-H-E-O-R-Y

Don't call it a myth otherwise it'll make you look even more close minded than you are.

Actually theres no evidence backing creation up, therefor its a hypothosis

[Hitman079]

WRONG!

The question clearly implies that jake is a retard.

hey, he's making an attempt at a stupid question that may spark intelligent discussion.