Subserviant Chicken

Chickens are Purple — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 00:27:00 GMT

Finally, somebody in a chicken costume who will do whatever you want!
http://www.subservientchicken.com

Who would have thought that there was actually a purple chicken?

Chickens are Purple — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 22:38:00 GMT

Get a load of this picture..

Fairies and dreams

Chickens are Purple — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 03:01:00 GMT

Running with my previous question, if I believe in something enough, does that make it a reality? Well if I wish hard enough and believe that if I went out to my driveway right now that there will be a Porsche waitng for me, I bet there wouldn't be. So where are the boundaries of this? I know that my reality is what I make of it, if I think I am pretty, well in part I can look in the mirror and see a pretty girl looking back; just like the power of the mind can convince a person that they can run a marathon. But similar to the Porsche that wont be in my driveway when I next look, my body might not be capable of running that marathon no matter how hard I believe I can. My point being that there seems to be an overriding set of rules, or boundaries at least to the reality of perception. Some say that everything is an illusion, including my body, the keyboard I am typing on and the tension that I feel in my back right now; but how can that be? If this was an illusion I would certainly be changing a few things, although what I don't know. There must be some principles that personal illiusion, reality, perception and belief can't change; some guiding principles that make this supposed illusion what it is... I can't walk through walls, I can't fly and I can wish a porsche to arrive in my driveway; just as much as I can't run a marathon without training and being capable first.

Are chickens really purple?

Chickens are Purple — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 02:07:00 GMT

I have always wanted to know if I believed in something hard enough, would it become true, or is it as simple as the reality being what i want it to be?