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Looking for an Evil Rooster? Look No Further

In my recent stalking of Craigslist for building supplies for my coop, I came across this hilarious posting advertising a Rooster for sale, of the particularly evil variety. I thought it was too well written and hysterical to not share with my fellow chicken lovers! Enjoy:

If you are looking for an evil nemesis I have your rooster, Sneaky Bastard is 2 pounds of pure devil spawn, Do not let his beautiful long feathers fool you. They are just there to disguise his giant pair of NUTS! He is a 1 year old rare breed Japanese Yokohama.His favorite trick is to hide in the bushes and attack you from behind. His loud crowing can be heard from miles around… all day long. Why not wring his neck for Coq au vin you ask? I know he would be to tough and stringy. Nor would I ever allow him to go to anyone I suspected had fighting roosters. It would be unfair to the other roosters. So if you like having to constantly be on your toes in the barn, If you enjoy being stalked. If you have neighbors you would like to make miserable and keep up all night If you have no regard for your ankles or the ankles of others I have your rooster. Please put” I am ready to suffer” in your title if you would like me to answer. No peta nut jobs need to give me crap. I hand raised this boy and fed him treats, let him free range and tried to love him and be good to him. This proves Love does not always triumph over evil.

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Comment by Jennifer on February 19, 2013 at 10:43am

Love it. Made it today's Daily Bite, at the top of the homepage. Thanks for sharing!

Comment by Chris on February 17, 2013 at 12:17am

OMG that's awesome lol!  A possessed japanese ninja rooster. I'm going to share this with everybody I know

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