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[Closed] This is for the birds, Thunder Chickens that is: PICs

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Brush
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This is for the birds, Thunder Chickens that is: PICs

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(@dickjwa)
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All of them are great looking birds, thanks for posting all of these.



   
Paul Rouffa
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All but one have really bad heartburn.



   
Brush
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That is the one I like best. Looks like he has an attitude.



   
(@edmurray)
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When did they change the bird?

One is facing to the right and the other is facing left and has more feathers.



   
Marty Johnson
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I've always hated these screaming chickens. However, I never knew there were so many variations.

Frankly, after seeing them this way, they're far more interesting to me.



   
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