Question

[Ian2424]

How many chickens would be able to cross the road if their name is Bob and it was raining vanilla pudding?

[Krowdon]

8

[Ian2424]

Wrong. It's 3.14!

[Ungatt Trunn II]

None, they'd be killed to death by hunters.

[Genevieve]

If the vanilla pudding rain caused a flooded road, I would expect either no chickens, or more chickens than usual would be able to cross the road. Vanilla custard is a non-newtonian fluid, meaning that they thicken with increased shear stress. If the chickens couldn't run fast enough, the custard would be too runny and they would sink, therefore no chickens could cross the road. If the chickens had the capacity and knowledge to run fast enough to not sink, then they would most likely be running faster than they normally would in non-flood conditions, and therefore more chickens would be able cross the road in a given amount of time.

[Durza]

I submit 42 to the board for review

[Krowdon]

If the vanilla pudding rain caused a flooded road, I would expect either no chickens, or more chickens than usual would be able to cross the road. Vanilla custard is a non-newtonian fluid, meaning that they thicken with increased shear stress. If the chickens couldn't run fast enough, the custard would be too runny and they would sink, therefore no chickens could cross the road. If the chickens had the capacity and knowledge to run fast enough to not sink, then they would most likely be running faster than they normally would in non-flood conditions, and therefore more chickens would be able cross the road in a given amount of time.

This answer is best.

[Camaclue]

If the vanilla pudding rain caused a flooded road, I would expect either no chickens, or more chickens than usual would be able to cross the road. Vanilla custard is a non-newtonian fluid, meaning that they thicken with increased shear stress. If the chickens couldn't run fast enough, the custard would be too runny and they would sink, therefore no chickens could cross the road. If the chickens had the capacity and knowledge to run fast enough to not sink, then they would most likely be running faster than they normally would in non-flood conditions, and therefore more chickens would be able cross the road in a given amount of time.

This answer is best.

obviously

[Pippin]

it depends on the hourly rate at which the chickens work at for sir renalph phiennes or w/e his name may be