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Have you ever been to a job interview and they ask you, "What's your experience with henways?" And you're sitting there, racking your brain, wondering if it's some secret office slang or if you missed a crucial section in your resume.
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I tried using "henway" in a conversation with my friend, and they gave me the weirdest look. I guess not everyone's caught up on the latest poultry slang. It's like trying to introduce a new word to the English language – "henway" could be the next big thing!
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I decided to incorporate "henway" into my daily conversations to confuse people. My coworker asked me about a project, and I said, "Oh, it's going smoothly, just dealing with a little henway." Now my boss thinks I'm raising poultry in the office.
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I went to a comedy club the other night, and the comedian asked the audience if they'd ever been in a henway. I raised my hand, thinking I was part of some exclusive club. Turns out, he meant a traffic jam. Who knew?
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My friend told me they got a new pet, and I asked, "Oh, what kind of pet?" They replied, "It's a henway." Now I'm wondering if I should expect eggs or if this pet will just lay punchlines.
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You ever notice how "henway" sounds like something your grandma would say when you ask her what's for dinner? "Oh, honey, we're having a delicious henway tonight." And you're left wondering if it's a new exotic dish or just grandma being grandma.
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So, I Googled "henway" to see if I could find any answers. Google's response? "Did you mean 'hen weigh'?" No, Google, I meant what I said. Now I'm stuck with more questions than answers.
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You know you're an adult when you get excited about kitchen appliances. I recently bought a henway cooker, and let me tell you, it changed my life. Now, I can cook chicken in a way I never imagined, thanks to the mysterious powers of the henway.
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I was at the store the other day, and the cashier asked if I wanted to buy a henway. I looked around, thinking it might be some trendy new gadget or snack. Turns out, it's just another way to say "chicken." Seriously, they need to update the grocery store dictionary.
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