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shape, or manner that might best suit your taste buds. You can order in a bucket from your local Kentucky Fried Chicken, or dine in at Popeyes, Big Chic, Chester Chicken or which ever other chicken hot spot is nearby your home, and serves up a delicious fried chicken dinner.

You can choose to fry your own at home over an open fire pit in your back yard, or serve it up hot from your stove top, or grill. You can throw a classy classic Chicken Day party, and invite your friends or business associates to sip fine wine, and dine by candle light on a finger licking good fried chicken dinner. Or you can choose to go all out on July 6th, and invite over as many friends or family members as you can gather together, and throw a true country hoe down of a party featuring a ton of fried chicken as the featured event.

Prepare to do the Chicken Dance, play Pin the tail on the Chicken, and have a good old fashioned Egg Hunt.

You can have an egg tossing contest where your guests form two lines parallel to and facing each other. The game begins with approximately one foot distance separating the one line of guests from the other. Each person in one line is then handed a raw chicken egg. The object is for each of these participants to toss the egg into the hands of the guest directly opposite them. The regulator of the game then calls out, "Step Away", and each person in the other line takes one step further away from their partner. The egg is then tossed back to their team mate. When a couple breaks their egg they are removed from play. The egg tossing then continues until there is only one team left with an unbroken egg and they are officially declared the winner.

Have a wonderful July 6th and a super fantastic National Fried Chicken Day!

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F ried_chicken

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