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Selling eggs to morons

Discussion in 'Frugal Living - Making and Saving Money' started by Chic Rustler, Feb 27, 2019.

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    Lazy Gardener

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    true, that. but, I've never seen a rubber egg grow a shell!!!
     
    Lazy Gardener, Mar 6, 2019
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    baymule

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    There are only two eggshell colors, white and blue. All the other colors and made by the hen coating the shell as it passes through the ol' Poot Chute. Knowing that would really screw up people who think that brown eggs are the best. LOL
     
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    Lazy Gardener

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    Yeah, wanna really mess with their heads: tell them that the brown color is produced by decomposed/recycled red blood cells, and the blue color is produced by bile byproduct. Or tell them that scientists think that the blue egg color in a hen is caused by a retrovirus that became part of their genetic code.
     
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