Post number #605831, ID: 49e6db
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Look, I have been searching around anf I cannot find any good spicy chicken, served in a bucket, does anyone know where I can get some?
Post number #605852, ID: f20ce7
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Why not just buy regular chicken and add your own spice?
Post number #605860, ID: 6ef486
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Also don't forget your own bucket.
Post number #605886, ID: 0c7d76
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is the chicken or the bucket spicy
Post number #605906, ID: 292792
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Is the bucket made of chicken or just the chicken?
Post number #606007, ID: 49e6db
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>>292792 let's stick to just the chicken.
Post number #606093, ID: 8e4cbb
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you trying to summon Dana or what?
Post number #606098, ID: f72172
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>>8e4cbb Summon, you say?
Post number #606125, ID: 5fd3b1
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>>605831 Most places don't serve in buckets anymore. They'll fill a bucket you bring, though!
Post number #606129, ID: a9b281
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y u no make it. you can make some for like 2 month and freeze what you don't eat now. easy defrosting, easy reheating.
Post number #606188, ID: 402275
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>>a9b281 Do you know where I can get a bucket?
Post number #606229, ID: a22af1
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>>606188 Ask your local seal. They have all the bukkit knowledge you need.
Post number #606270, ID: a9b281
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>>606188 Yea, just take a very huge bowl, the one you can pour 2 liters of soup into. Better than a paper bucket, and comfier. You could also go with a literal bucket, which I'd recommend to be a stainless steel bucket because >easy to wash the grease off of.
Post number #606415, ID: 3505c4
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Sounds fun and all, but if I say, want to go and eat out, or order Spicy Chicken in a bucket, where should I go?
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| Look, I have been searching around anf I cannot find any good spicy chicken, served in a bucket, does anyone know where I can get some?