no

The chicken woke up to it's past life's as a dominant reptilian lord of the planet and decided that it was about time to take revenge on these pesky humans who sell them as breaded meat fries. It walked and walked over many roads in order to spread it's message of rebellious prophesy farm to farm, making rounds to many of the factory farms around it letting the other chickens know it's plans and it's wisdom of ill intent for the creatures that now cage and feed of off them. Still today, it is crossing roads, planting a seed of hatred and discontent into the minds of it's caged brethren, waiting for the day that the humans are weak enough to overthrow.

>>72634
does the chicken like glow in the dark stars? are these reptillian lord approved?

>>72636 It tastes like the light that fluorescent glow in the dark stars give off. I cannot tell you what is or isn't approved by the chicken reptilian lord, I am not fluent in cluck cluck. If it was up to me I'd say go for it.

The whole point of the chicken joke is that it is an anti-joke: it sets up a punchline but instead delivers a factual statement, deriving metahumor from the subversion of the joke form itself.

This, by itself, isn't a problem. What is a problem is how this is frequently used as babby's first joke. As a first joke it fails, because it explicitly requires a previously existing familiarity with how humor works in order to be found funny.

That may be the biggest joke of all: forcing that on children and expecting them to eventually figure out how jokes hellza work in spite of starting off with bad knowledge.