Posted on 09/20/2012 2:22:35 PM PDT by GeronL
“No Gay Chickens!”
BWAAAHAHAAAHAHA!
Oh well, I guess it’s back to Guthrie’s and Zaxby’s.
Oh well, I guess it’s back to Guthrie’s and Zaxby’s.
lol
Capons:
“A capon is a castrated rooster whose testicles are removed through a surgical procedure. Because testosterone is also removed, these roosters are often less aggressive and are fatter than regular roosters, making them a sought-after chicken for consumption.”
http://www.ehow.com/facts_5517109_difference-between-chicken-rooster.html
the Capons Go Marching Along
Where I grew up our local butcher had a much earthier and to-the-point definition of a capon.
I have seen a lot of stupid moves by Corporate American but this one is in a class all it’s own
Some gay entrepreneur should just start up his own chicken sandwich chain. He can call it Chuck-Fil-A’s.
“Because testosterone is also removed, these roosters are often less aggressive and are fatter than regular roosters, making them a sought-after chicken for consumption.””
It’s all the Oprah and candy corn that makes them blow up tio Rosie O’Donnel proportions.
What do you call a gelded rooster? And I should know since I grew up on a farm (minus chickens) and used to steer bulls. Never removed rooster fries myself.
Sounds like a joke.
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From their FB Page
Rooster Under Glass?
What is?
ok.. but this article was parody
Some years ago, I purchased a capon at a supermarket. Since few of these are sold, the cashier didn't know what it was. I explained that a capon is to a rooster what a steer is to a bull. She laughed her head off.
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