> "Tim Bruening" wrote in message
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>> nemo wrote:
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>>> Tim Bruening wrote in message...

> During WW2, a lot of chickens escaped from a chicken farm when a German
> fighter plane dived down and riddled all the chicken coops and sheds with
> pullet holes!
>
> (One nobody's done yet!)

> "Tim Bruening" wrote in message
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>> nemo wrote:
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>>> During WW2, a lot of chickens escaped from a chicken farm when a German
>>> fighter plane dived down and riddled all the chicken coops and sheds

> with

>>> pullet holes!
>>>
>>> (One nobody's done yet!)

>>
>> Egg-actly how many chickens escaped?

>
> 103.14159. That's 100, plus one that had already been baked.

> Hear about the chicken farm?
>
> Had a foul odor

> Crocodile: Circular plate with finger-holes on very old telephone that's
> falling to bits.

> "Tim Bruening" wrote in message
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>> Steve Siegfried wrote:
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>>> Folks,
>>>
>>> It rained yesterday. In...

> Dirty-mouthed gran chows soil daily
>
> October 13 2003 at 06:18AM
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> Hong Kong - A 78-year-old woman in northern China has eaten an estimated 10
> tons of soil over the past 70 years, a news report said on Monday.
>
> Hao Fenglan, from Zhangwu county, Liaoning province, developed a taste for
> mud and dirt at the age of eight and says she feels physical discomfort if
> she does not eat a meal of dirt at least once every day.
>
> The diet has done her little apparent harm and she is in good health,
> according to the South China Morning Post. - Sapa-DP