some authorities say it was aesop the fabulous who said it first
& others chicken little
who said the sky is falling too
but still others say it was humpty dumpty
of great fall fame himself
& who by some accounts preceded even chicken little by a little
however what was actually said was
dont count your blessings instead of sheep
& all agree it was little bo peep who said that
moreover it is poor advice
since she lost them
Both sayings have the same meaning.
There is another idiomatic expression 'dont count your chickens before they are hatched'. Both expressions mean that you should not make a decision until you know what lies ahead. Only decide when you are certain of the facts
It is not really sensible to rely on something that has not yet happened and may not ever happen. Cancel
It's cautioning someone to be careful not to get ahead of themselves before they know for certain what's going to happen. Example: You're waiting for people to arrive to a game or party or event with someone, and voice your opinion that no one else is coming. The above line is an appropriate response. Someone probably said it to Hitler during WW2 when he was making plans about post-Russia War plans, too. Hope that's the kind of example you were looking for!
The egg came first because genetic mutations that led to the modern chicken would have occurred in the egg before the bird hatched. This means that the egg, containing the genetic mutation for the modern chicken, existed before the first chicken hatched from it.
none, if u dont no this u dont need chickens
i dont know, the chickens won't tell me
you dont get a hatched one. you just get the egg, which you can then transfer to Pokemon pearl/diamond/ platinum
i dont no.......
Chickens dont fly. Not even Baby ones.
they dont... they have 2.
they dont chickens do