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Ah, buying groceries. Whether you're stopping off to satisfy your munchies or filling your cart with a week's worth of meal plans, there's never a dull moment in your average grocery store. The place where we go to buy food is often a melting pot of all society has to offer. From obnoxious retail Karens to toddlers throwing tantrums, not all of this is good — but every so often, something happens to prove us wrong. 

Lately, this has come in the shape of @bearbailey1. Breaking into song in front of the till is not an everyday occurrence, but the amateur singer has delighted both fellow shoppers and the internet with his impromptu rendition of Commodores' 'Nightshift'. Despite admitting that he is not sure of all the words, his heartfelt performance has drawn an audience praising him for his feelgood vibes. Move over, chart radio. There's a new form of muzak in town.

Evolution has really done a number on the chicken. Once upon a time, its ancestors were the most fearsome carnivores to roam the earth; nowadays, it's dawdling near the bottom of the food chain.

Admittedly, this has brought about some benefits for humans, but the great news is this is no longer confined to the eggs and meat part of the deal. Advances in 3D printing now mean that chicken accessories are a thing, and they are beyond anybody's wildest dreams. For a small fee, a fowl of your choice could be blessed with the arms of The Incredible Hulk.

When Twitter user @AnAngryOpussum stumbled across the perfect sale on Facebook, it was only fair that the internet got to know that such a beautiful thing exists. People couldn't place whether this was the perfect method of self-defence or the most unnecessary invention ever, driving a huge reaction.

Even better, it turned out there were a few bird owners out there who had tested them out, with predictably amazing results. Chickens may never return to their prehistoric, carnivorous glory, but thanks to technology they are now better accessorized than ever before.