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Giant KFC bucket put on U.S. woman's lawn

  • Aleena Headrick of Waynesboro, Georgia was driving by her place last week when she first noticed the seven-foot-tall Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket in her front yard.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    Aleena Headrick of Waynesboro, Georgia was driving by her place last week when she first noticed the seven-foot-tall Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket in her front yard.
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  • She told <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCJkUMx14dA" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:WAGT;elm:context_link;itc:0;sec:content-canvas" class="link "><i>WAGT</i></a> at first she thought she was hallucinating so she called her kids who were at home. She wasn't hallucinating.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    She told WAGT at first she thought she was hallucinating so she called her kids who were at home. She wasn't hallucinating.
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  • It turns out the owner is Headrick's landlord. He collects vintage signs and took a liking to the giant bucket.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    It turns out the owner is Headrick's landlord. He collects vintage signs and took a liking to the giant bucket.
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  • He didn't warn Headrick, but she finds the whole ordeal quite humourus.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    He didn't warn Headrick, but she finds the whole ordeal quite humourus.
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  • She said a lot of people have been stopping to take pictures, but hopes no one is hoping to get some of the finger lickin' goodness.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    She said a lot of people have been stopping to take pictures, but hopes no one is hoping to get some of the finger lickin' goodness.
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  • There is no fried chicken in the bucket. On the bright side, she told WAGT, it's really easy to give people directions to her house now. As for the bucket, the landlord is hoping to mount it on a big pole and light it up.
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    Giant KFC bucket on woman's lawn

    There is no fried chicken in the bucket. On the bright side, she told WAGT, it's really easy to give people directions to her house now. As for the bucket, the landlord is hoping to mount it on a big pole and light it up.
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Aleena Headrick of Waynesboro, Georgia was driving by her place last week when she first noticed the seven-foot-tall Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket in her front yard.
She told <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCJkUMx14dA" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:WAGT;elm:context_link;itc:0;sec:content-canvas" class="link "><i>WAGT</i></a> at first she thought she was hallucinating so she called her kids who were at home. She wasn't hallucinating.
It turns out the owner is Headrick's landlord. He collects vintage signs and took a liking to the giant bucket.
He didn't warn Headrick, but she finds the whole ordeal quite humourus.
She said a lot of people have been stopping to take pictures, but hopes no one is hoping to get some of the finger lickin' goodness.
There is no fried chicken in the bucket. On the bright side, she told WAGT, it's really easy to give people directions to her house now. As for the bucket, the landlord is hoping to mount it on a big pole and light it up.

This seven-foot-tall Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket just appeared one day on Aleena Headrick's front lawn in Georgia. Watch the full report by WAGT.