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harsh.
It may be harsh, but it is true. After all, the chicken eats the worm (normally, except when one of Doug’s chickens thinks that they’re disgusting), and eventually the chicken will die and become worm food.
It’s a circle of life thing, Doug just chose to show us the cycnicism of it all. Maybe. I’m just assuming.
I’m with the worm.
Why doesn’t the worm simply wrap himself around the chicken’s neck and choke it? Why does everyone have to complicate things?
Ok hows this one… The chicken eats the worm. The chicken dies and gets eaten by the worms relatives. The relatives manage to die w/o being eaten by another chicken. They decompose makeing very rich soil, and sprouts a successful blueberry bush. Which happens to be a delicassy if you are a chicken. I guess no matter what you are a carnivore huh?