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Who ate fried chicken?
Millions of people eat fried chicken.
Why do Japanese people on Christmas eat fried chicken?
The Japanese eat fried chicken on Christmas because they like fried chicken and the food is associated with the west, as is the Christmas holiday.
Does Santa eat fried chicken all day long?
No, Santa does not eat fried chicken all day long. .
How did you Americanize egg fried rice?
Eat it with fried chicken! LOL
How do you eat fried chicken?
You can use your fingers.
What does the giant hummingbird eat?
fried chicken
Does tyga eat fried chicken?
Wow
Can you have some fried chicken?
If you're black, you're obligated to eat fried chicken at least once a day.
Is it true that angelfish eat fried chicken?
all they eat is your mom.
What happens if you eat fried kfc chicken?
You get diarrhea
What kind of food do austrailans eat?
fried chicken
What can you do to save the wombats?
Eat less fried chicken
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