
Stare Jatki, Wrocław, Poland, May 2026
It’s interesting how many chickens, and other animals too, have crossed roads to give us a bad joke. There have been numerous versions of “why did the chicken cross the road…” since the first one was told in New York in 1847, but I don’t know how far these have spread across cultures and languages.
There’s a link here to just a few of these jokes – if you have a favourite of your own do share in the comments.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 1 August 2026
Posted as part of Six Word Saturday
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it’s anyone’s guess )
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🙂
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We will never know for sure!
Here’s mine: Time Again For Six Word Saturday | Out of My Write Mind
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The eternal question! Great capture before or after it does! We’re in Minneapolis to celebrate my dad’s 87th birthday and saw this flower on our walk (after we crossed the road) https://fakeflamenco.com/2026/08/01/last-on-the-card-july-2026/
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I love your pre- or post- photo. A real beauty
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Thanks, Debbie. Fun coincidence.
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Every shopping mall has one… obligatory like M&S.🫢
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Indeed
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Very good! Here’s mine: https://suejudd.com/2026/08/01/came-across-an-old-image-today/
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Thanks, Sue.
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That rooster would cross – you can see the determined gleam in his eye – if it weren’t for the fence!
And here is my sixer: https://picturesimperfectblog.com/2026/08/01/to-cross-or-not-to-cross/ (I cheated a bit with the captions).
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I think you’re right, Elke 😁
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I have met this chicken 😀..good to see him again! My entry here:
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They do get around!
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and here is my chicken:
https://lessywannagohome.blogspot.com/2026/08/gustavo-frings-operations-expanding-to.html
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Chickens seem to be taking over the world. That’s why they’re crossing the road 😉
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Chickens do seem to be an international icon…. not just for Nandos 🤣
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Ahhh, Nandos … I wish they had it in Germany. It’s been on my mind lately. We just were on holiday in Crete and we got to talk to our waiter who stemmed from New Delhi. When he heard about our South African past he said he had very fond memories of working for Nandos in Dubai. 😋
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Oh my, what a complicated connection. Perhaps not a small world, more a pile of spaghetti that often links together.
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Ha ha! I hadn’t thought of Nando’s. I have one nearby so it just becomes background.
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I used to love Nando’s when we lived in Africa’s south (where it is from, which many people don’t know). If I ordered the peri-peri my small children would not eat my portion! And they had the greatest ads. Here is my favourite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaqvSGGrW6c
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I have to admit I had forgotten their origin now that we see them everywhere over here. I rarely eat there, but I always enjoy it when I do. And what a clever reason to go spicy! 🙂
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