Farmer Bert and his brother Albert had a unique hobby: they liked to train their roosters to fly. They had a large barn where they kept dozens of roosters of different breeds and colors. Every morning, they would take some of them out to the nearby field and toss them into the air, hoping that they would flap their wings and soar. Most of the time, the roosters would just land on the ground with a thud, but sometimes they would manage to stay in the air for a few seconds or even minutes.
Bert and Albert were proud of their flying roosters and often talked about them to their neighbors and friends. They claimed that their roosters could fly faster than any other bird and that they could even carry a person on their back. They dreamed of one day entering their roosters in a flying contest or even selling them for a fortune. They believed that their roosters had a special talent that no one else could match.
However, not everyone was impressed by Bert and Albert’s flying roosters. Some people thought that they were cruel to the animals and that they were wasting their time on a silly hobby. They said that roosters were not meant to fly, and that Bert and Albert should focus on more productive things like farming or raising chickens for eggs and meat. They also warned them that their flying roosters could cause trouble if they escaped from the barn or flew into someone’s property.
Bert and Albert ignored these criticisms and continued to train their roosters every day. They loved their flying roosters more than anything else in the world and did not care what anyone else thought. They believed that one day, their flying roosters would make them famous.
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