Is it poor etiquette for a chicken to cook an egg?

Question

Additionally would it make a difference if the egg was fried, poached, scambled or boiled? I spose the chickens mindset must come into this really...

Answer 1

how soon did the chicken spot the potential (good or evil) in its offspring, and, perhaps decide that a chicken was a waste of a lifetime, thus deciding to mediate the beings next life through fire; into hopefully a more fulfilling form - human, different kind of animal, fish, or, whatever.

Answer 2

I don't think it is neccessarily bad etiquette. Your question is a little loose and lacking in specifics.

wonder if you wouldn't mind making an edit to answer the following: Is it the chicken's own egg, by that I mean has the chicken in question laid the egg? Secondly, does the chicken intend to eat the egg or just cook the egg. Once I am aware of this, I may be able to give a more informed and academic response.

Answer 3

Of course it is, for the same reaon that it is poor etiqutte for an egg to lay a chicken. makes no difference as to cooking or laying method an egg is an egg is a chicken!

Answer 4

Cannibalism is a common ecological interaction in the animal kingdom and has been recorded for more than 1500 species including birds, so it would not be as frowned upon as much as, say, you eating your baby.

Answer 5

... and I thought chickens can't cook. But I would assume it won't matter how the egg was cooked as long as it's served hot.

Answer 6

Only if the chicken has to cross the road to get it.....

Answer 7

Just cannibalism I recon.

Answer 8

Is it a chicken egg??? Mad chicken disease....

Answer 9

yes