NPR rescued a chicken yesterday, and it’s gotten lots of media attention. Seriously. Staffers at the Washington, D.C., location found a hen trying to cross the road (again, we’re not making this up) by the NPR headquarters. NPR posted a story about it, which included an interview with chicken expert and Arizona State University research professor Jagdev Sharma.
The result? A Twitter page called NPR Chicken. It already has 609 followers and some pretty awesome tweets. Here are some of our favorites:
Um, er, ah…me pollo, su pollo? https://t.co/vsMRN9wdNc
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 10, 2015
QUIT TWEETING CHICKEN RECIPES TO ME.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 10, 2015
Woke up this morning and found I had 376 followers after one day on Twitter. #godblessamerica
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 10, 2015
Granola bits. Bleah.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 10, 2015
What is Frank’s Hot Sauce and why is that guy holding a bottle of it and looking at me like that?
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 10, 2015
Haven’t said this in a while, so: BAGAWK.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 9, 2015
He’s the Chicken Whisperer. pic.twitter.com/06LUwFuQKf
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 9, 2015
The uninformed think I only crow at sunrise. I CROWS WHEN I WANTS.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 9, 2015
I don’t like dogs. Or foxes. Foxes are just nasty.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 9, 2015
If you’re going to be snatched up and tossed into a mail crate, it’s good to know that there are so many vegetarians around you.
— NPR Chicken (@NPRChicken) November 9, 2015
Which NPR Chicken tweet is your favorite?
