Friday, July 6, 2012

The Chicken Theory

If you are a guy reading this, or even if you are a girl reading this, don't deny it.  Everyone has done it at some point.  Search your feelings, you know it to be true.  You've checked out someone who you shouldn't have checked out.  Not because you feel like you can't look at other people for fear of offending your significant other but for another reason...and I'm not talking about the "Wow, check out that chick walking the little yippy dog down the street, that is an amazing aaaaaaaaaa...shit it's a dude."

You're driving down the street and you see this....


  And then you look back in the rear view mirror and see this....

 My wife knows I look, I'm allowed to look and so is she because in the end, it's like visiting a car dealership, I can go looking at new cars but I'm parking my old car in her garage when I get home....or something like that.  Especially now, my wife has become my trophy wife.  She's dropped like a bazillion pounds, reminds me of Megan Fox, minus the million dollar acting career and there is no other woman I would/could be with (due to legalities..) but it's human nature to look at other humans, I do it, she does it and you do it.  You can't help it.

Oops, sorry got off track a bit didn't I?  You've checked out someone you shouldn't have...why?  Because she was WAY too young.  Any guy 21 and older has done it, you are driving down the road and you see off in the distance a group of what appear to be extremely attractive women.  You are checking them out and then BAM, you get close enough and realize they are 16 years old.  You feel like some sort of weird, creepy ice cream guy, trolling the neighborhoods but it is not your fault.  It's...not...your...fault.

A friend's brother used a rule for dating girls when we were younger.  The Rule of Half Your Age Plus Seven.  That was the rule and for the most part it works (there are certain creepiness levels with some ages).  But times have changed and now girls are developing younger, which makes me happy my Minions are boys.


Some people blame the clothing, citing that the clothes nowadays are too provocative.  The shorts are too short, the shirts are too tight and too low cut and for shit's sake don't wear pants or shorts with words on the ass if you don't want to draw attention to your gluteus maximus.  The make up is too slutty, the jewelery too stripper-ish and of course they shouldn't be wearing thongs until they are old enough to drink legally.  All of this is true, but who is to blame?  The clothing manufacturers?  The TV commercials?  Nope, blame the parents.  They control what their precious little princess wears up until she gets a job because let's face it, unless she is stealing or robbing a bank how else does she get the fundage to buy the clothes she wears or are the parents buying the JUICY shorts for her to wear?  Did they name her after a car as well?

Featuring Porsche on stage 1 and Mercedes on stage 2!
This is a pretty good theory, but the early development  issue has been around a lot longer than buying clothes that you would find on a day shifter.  I can remember when my friends and I were in our early twenties we would notice this shocking development.  The clothing theory is good and fairly valid but I have had and still have a different theory.  Enter The Chicken Theory.

I fully agree that the cows had a hand in this...
It's no secret that pre-teen and teenage girls hang out and go to the mall.  The average girl stays at the mall for approximately four hours with her group of friends.  While at the mall they inevitably get hungry from walking around, shopping and gossiping.  The first stop is usually the mid mall snacking (Mrs. Field's, PretzelTime, Orange Julius).  After a couple more hours they decide they want something more substantial than a cookie, pretzel or delicious orange flavored drink.  Where do they go?  More than likely they are not going to a sit down restaurant such as Olive Garden, TGIFridays, or Bertucci's, they usually end up going to the food court of the mall.

Chicken, chicken and more chicken.
In the food court, the restaurants are limited to primarily fast food places, Chinese restaurants and a pizza joint.  The pizza joint is always out of question because the typical teenage girl does not want to be seen wolfing down a huge slice of pizza by her crush and certainly doesn't want to get sauce on her stripper clothes.  That leaves fast food and chinese.  It has been a proven study that when a girl goes to a place such as McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, KFC, Quiznos or the chinese place they order a chicken product, whether it is chicken nuggets, chicken sandwich or General Tso's Chicken, it's chicken.  We do not know th exact reason for this, but it helps the Chicken Theory.

Porn for fat people....
Now one must ask, what part of the chicken do most places use for their food?  The answer is simply, the breast or moshed up pieces consisting of chicken breast.  In order to provide bigger chicken breasts to their customers, the farmers use hormones on the chickens when feeding them.  The hormones are ingested by the chickens (free range of course..yeah right) causing the chicken breasts to get bigger.  The girls eat the chicken product and the hormones ultimately get transferred to pre-teen and teenage girls from said chicken product.  Hormones = bigger chicken breasts = earlier development in girls.  That my friends is The Chicken Theory.

So, you can blame the clothes, blame the parents or blame society what it boils down to is blame the chickens.  The Chicken Theory carries over to home now too.  More and more people are eating chicken instead of beef or pork...think about it the next time you accidentally check out a girl that is young enough to be your daughter, shake your head, clear the image and blame The Chicken Theory.

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24 comments:

  1. Wow, that's some major Baywatch chicken there. I think I'll go with the beef until that image has left me...good theory though. I think you've just about got us figured out!

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    1. I don't have you guys figured out...at all..that is hy I blog, to try to figure you out.

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  2. Similar, but different than my milk theory. Hormones to get more milk, then comes bigger udders, kids drink the milk. Voila. I have way too much time on my hands, and now it looks like you do too. Good luck to you, sir.

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    1. Thanks and good theory there too, very valid! I actual don't have too much time on my hands, my brain just keeps running....

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  3. I honestly believe your theory. Another theory is to watch what parts of the chicken guys eat and the ladies will know whether their guy is a breast, leg or thigh guy. :) Great posting for the dude write also.

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    1. Hmmmm....interesting....I consider myself a boob guy, but I will grab a leg before the breast, of a chicken that is.

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  4. That's the breast explanation I've heard! Honestly, I have to agree. I see some of the teenagers at the beach in their little tiny bikinis, and think to myself, "The Little Itty Bitty Titty Committee must be in need of some members!" As the mother of two girls, I don't like it - not one bit! As a former teenager, and also past Vice President of the Little Itty Bitty Titty Committee, I hate it even more!!!

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  5. I really think you are on to something here! All these developed young girls make me feel like a perv! But as you said....it's not my fault!

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  6. It seems to me the problems with teen pregnancy began soon after sex education was taught in schools. Ignorance made the whole sex thing mysterious and girls were a lot less inclined to experiment (or give in to boys).

    Let's go back 40 or 50 years to when sex was a dirty word, a significant percentage of kids obviously can't cope with that kind of knowledge.

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  7. I'm glad we have something to blame other than our own creepy selves.

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  8. I'd be willing to bet scientific research would back up your chicken theory. As a mother of a teenage girl, I was just thinking I'd have to start serving a lot more beef and a lot less chicken until Mr. Bird above ruined that thought for me by his whole milk and big utters theory. Too bad I'm such a hog and couldn't stand the diet, or I'd switch my family to a vegetarian diet...wait...hog...I think I'm onto something. The Pork Diet.

    But seriously, even though we can now blame the chicken and beef farmers for the early development of our young girls, guys are still pervs! It's in your jeans ;-)

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    1. Go grass-fed, free-range, antibiotic free and stay off the milk. It doesn't do you any good after age 5 anyway.

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  9. I think your theory is correct, Kevin. When I lived in Bremerton, WA, the women were renown for their, oh let's be polite and just say girth. They were affectionately called Bremalos. Guess what they ate up there? I say, let them eat chicken.

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    1. Yeah in that care chicken is the better alternative.

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  10. You have a point with your theory. I've been eating eating weiners, lots and lots of weiners. Still nothing. But those are made from lips and assholes so there may be a flaw in my plan because sadly...no improvement.

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  11. How can I follow Ken's comment?

    I'm not sure about the development part, but the Internet, video games, movies, etc all push the limits of acceptable behavior. Kids are exposed to more at earlier and earlier ages.

    Now get off my lawn before I run over you with my ice cream truck.

    WG

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    1. I agree, everything seems to be getting exposure to kids at a younger age.

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  12. First, I respected you for how funny of a concept the "Chicken Theory" is.

    But the more I think about it, I respect you for the fact that it is actually a sound argument.

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