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Work chicken 

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Work chicken is a game, played at work where two or more players try to avoid doing anything to do with their job. The last player to stay idle wins.
"It's so easy playing work chicken with Cal, he's such a tool!"
Work chicken by PluckyJoe July 17, 2014
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