Meanwhile, Jill hacks together a drone capable of flying chicken sandwiches hither and yon.
He said bomb!" Because a bomb was no match for flying chicken, Rush hurled his untouched chicken leg at Jesus, hitting him square in the face.
These days it is very rare to have chicken, so the refugees make the dish without any meat and call it "flying chicken" because the chicken has flown away.
In the spring of '99, the first animals were brought in: crowing roosters, wandering rabbits, flying chickens, baa-ing sheep.
Ms. Zittel's breeding contraption could produce flying chickens, but she thinks that, realistically, it would take at least two years of breeding for that to happen.
By Daniel Pinchbeck The New Yorker, June 21 , 1993P. 34 A Talk story about artist Andrea Zittel's installation, "Breeding Unit for Reassigning Flight," which is an installation at the New Museum in SoHo mean to produce flying chickens.
The sauces at Unidentified Flying Chickens, which Mr. Jin makes from scratch and is still developing, had the most rounded flavors.
However, very similar results were obtained when we used the splice junction consensuses of fruit fly, chicken, or zebrafish.
The mutated alanine is conserved in 20 of 23 multicellular eukaryotic organisms which have the orthologous signal peptide sequences including fly, chicken and mammals (Fig. S4).
Specials include jerk chicken, the flying burrito (with chicken, steak, shrimp, guacamole and sour cream) and Juan's enchilada plate.
"But when we thought about it, we decided it was incredibly cool". "If you can fly a chicken sandwich to the edge of space," she added".It demonstrates that you can really fly almost anything". There are a number of different applications for these kind of stratospheric missions, from remote sensing to internet communications to scientific research.
