Albuquerque: Giant Inflatable Chicken Terrorizes Downtown

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Albuquerque: Giant Inflatable Chicken Terrorizes DowntownAlbuquerque: Giant Inflatable Chicken Terrorizes Downtown In a bizarre and unexpected turn of events, downtown Albuquerque was thrown into chaos yesterday when a colossal inflatable chicken emerged from nowhere and began wreaking havoc. The chicken, larger than a two-story building, bobbed and weaved through the streets, knocking over cars, breaking windows, and sending pedestrians running for cover. Witnesses described the scene as “terrifying” and “like something out of a bad horror movie.” As the chicken rampaged, authorities scrambled to contain the situation. Police deployed tear gas and rubber bullets, but the chicken seemed impervious to the attacks. It simply continued its reign of terror, squawking and flapping its giant wings. The chaos reached its peak when the chicken approached the Civic Plaza, home to the city’s iconic bronze sculptures. The chicken relentlessly pushed over the statues, toppling them with a thunderous crash. Finally, after hours of mayhem, a team of engineers was able to deflate the chicken using a high-powered air pump. The relieved citizens of Albuquerque breathed a collective sigh of relief as the inflatable menace was subdued. Officials are investigating the origins of the chicken and how it managed to wreak such destruction. Some speculate that it was a prank gone wrong, while others believe it could be a publicity stunt for an unknown organization. Whatever the cause, the giant inflatable chicken has become a legend in Albuquerque. Locals are sharing stories and memes about the “Chickenpocalypse,” and the incident is sure to be talked about for years to come. As of this morning, the city is slowly recovering from the chicken’s rampage. Broken windows are being repaired, cars are being towed, and the toppled statues are being re-erected. But the memory of the giant inflatable chicken will forever be etched in the minds of Albuquerque’s residents.

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