InternetPeon t1_j6ktufp wrote
Wow just think what you could do with $1.5 million dollars in chicken wings.
if they all flapped together how much lifting capacity do you think they might have?
Zenmedic t1_j6kxvfx wrote
Lots of lift force, but for some reason you always end up in Buffalo.
Skitz707 t1_j6l3xtr wrote
Hey for me that sounds great… like in a video game when you blow the whistle and it always takes you home…
RollinThundaga t1_j6ky7at wrote
Asian or European chickens?
InternetPeon t1_j6kyfia wrote
RollinThundaga t1_j6kyiti wrote
THAT'S what that was!
shawnwasim t1_j6nl2cv wrote
Chickens weigh an average of 7.5 pounds and lets assume they can generate enough lift to barely get off the ground so lift = weight = 7.5 pounds
The cost of chicken is around $1.50 per pound in Chicago. So homegirl stole approximately 1 million pounds of chicken or 133,333 chickens.
1 million pounds of chicken equals 1 million pounds of lift force. So she stole enough chickens to lift several M1 Abrams tanks. Puts into perspective just how much she stole. Or puts into perspective that chicken powered flight would be cheap af.
NOT_ZOGNOID t1_j6l70g6 wrote
Host four Hot Ones episodes
Dawgsquad00 t1_j6nj8t5 wrote
Definitely enough to carry a coconut to Great Britain
Superpiri t1_j6lxcsm wrote
Zero. Chickens don’t fly.
InnovativeFarmer t1_j6ly838 wrote
Chickens can fly high enough to get into the canopy of trees. Thats where they would normally roost. Their wings get clipped so they dont fly off. The modern chicken is a distant descendant of a bird from Asia but domesticated chickens can still fly high enough that coops would have to either have really tall fences or some sort of roof enclosure. I have seen domesticated chickens that didnt have their wings clipped and they could easily get up into tall oak, maple, and pine trees.
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