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While buffalo can not fly they do have a pair of seldom photographed vestigal wings
 

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Bacon.
Bacon.
Bacon.
D'ya'll know what goes good with bacon?
Everything.
Seriously.
Try it.
Captain Crunch, chocolate cake, coffee in the morning. A late night date, (seriously, if she doesn't like bacon, well...) lunch, brunch, late night crunch.
All hail bacon!
(got some frying right now,....)
 
from chickens raised by buffaloes, dummy! :)
Hey, cut out the name calling! If you don't watch your tone, one of those rotten moderators will....oops...
Lovely day Mr. Njaco, sir. Have I ever mentioned how much I respect the moderators at this site. Yessir. I sure respect them. Yup.
 
Buffalo's don't have wings so where do Buffalo wings come from?

You don't see Buffalos with wings. You see Buffalo wings in restaurants.

Logical conclusion: Buffalos have their wings removed before they are allowed out into the fields. Presumably farmers do this to stop them flying away. That is why the prairies have no trees. The farmers used to cut them down to stop the Buffalos roosting in them. In the olden days discarded Buffalo wing feathers gave rise to the 'Horse Feathers' myth.

Now we are in elephant joke territory.
 
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You mean they don't? Oh the horror!

If you want to see genetic engineering in action, I have seen packages of chicken (without bacon) but with 3 drumsticks .:shock:

Ummm..that'll be the same as Windscale chicken. 4 legs, 3 breasts and weighs a whopping 30LB's
The nuclear chicken for the nuclear century.
Gulp
 
Are these the chickins being imported from some coastal areas of Japan?

Mike the bacon here is too thick to be called bacon, it's strips of ham steak!
 
We have also Hinkley Point Seafood....the cooler outlets have produced some different size species. 15LB Prawn anyone?
The effect of Hinkley Point, mobile phone signal transmitters, overhead electric cables on massive pylons on 'free range' Chicken and Pig farms in Somerset is hotly debated by the locals (with 3 eyes and four fingers) over a gallon or two of cider....
For those of a weak disposition Somerset is best travelled through at high speed and never venture off main roads and pray you do not get a flat tyre....
 

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