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Chickenlandia Chicken Origin
The Origin of the Chicken and Chicken nuggets

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Chickenlandia was a quiet village in Ancient Greece with only a handful of inhabitants. Its main focus, for girls and boys, was archery. They valued it because of its uses in hunting and self protection. In the village, there was. In the village there was one main dirt road, and there was one blacksmith, for making bow and arrows of course, and for no reason the whole village smelled of chutney. The elders of the village always spoke when someone asked why it smelled like chutney they just said that a traveler long ago came to the village all the way from India and brought them chutney, alas that is another story.
Now, enough of that, let’s see, the main character... his name was
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The thing Apollo wanted for payment was a new food, and if it didn’t come in time he would rain arrows upon the village of Chickenlandia and would make sure everybody died. The dream was over.
Without warning, another dream flickered into image like when a television turns on and this time it wasn’t Apollo speaking it was some other god.The god had black, unkempt hair and sounded like a eight year old with asthma. The god said, “I am your father, Orpheus, and I know what you’re thinking, why hasn't my mother told me about my father? Well, I told her not to tell you because I knew there would come a time where you would need me,” said Orpheus, “and the time is now, but first I want you to wake up tomorrow and go to my temple in the hills, and I want you to say to my statue, I need help, that’s it, and a miracle will happen.”
The dream was over and Horace woke with a start. He jumped out of bed and instantly hoisted a cloak on then he departed. I’ve been walking for at least an hour he thought, when will I get there? And as if to answer his question, he bumped into a column and seconds later he was sprawled on the floor of the temple of Orpheus.

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