"Pennyaline" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Oh now I get the connection. I was wondering what egg thread? In some cultures people wait till the chick has developed and near hatching and then they eat it. Now that is gross. But then why is it so different from eating an adult chick. Yeah when it is used to living and life you kill it. How would you feel if someone did that to you. I think it is better to die when you are less aware of life than when you are grown. That is just traumatic.
How aware of life is a chicken?
<I mean, chickens that aren't in cartoons>
Very. Chickens have a lot more character than most people think, especially when they are not kept in tiny cages.
"Pennyaline" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Oh now I get the connection. I was wondering what egg thread? In some cultures people wait till the chick has developed and near hatching and then they eat it. Now that is gross. But then why is it so different from eating an adult chick. Yeah when it is used to living and life you kill it. How would you feel if someone did that to you. I think it is better to die when you are less aware of life than when you are grown. That is just traumatic.
How aware of life is a chicken?
<I mean, chickens that aren't in cartoons>
Very. Chickens have a lot more character than most people think, especially when they are not kept in tiny cages.
"Perkoff And The Chocolate Factory" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...
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On Nov 4, 1:46 pm, Dave Smith <[email hidden]> wrote: > The Lovely Miss Perkoff wrote:
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> > I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
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> > I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
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Well, no, they aren't. You don't need a rooster to get eggs. If you have a flock of hens--as I do--they lay unfertilized eggs.
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Which makes eggs more like, well....just eggs
Kinda like eating menses.
I'll reply like Sheldon is famous for.....*HEE* Here we go:
Don't you know about the female reproductive system you ignorant egg sack!!? The women's MENSES is not the same as eating a CHICKEN EGG you stupid ignorant [censored]!! There . 🙂
"Perkoff And The Chocolate Factory" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...
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On Nov 4, 1:46 pm, Dave Smith <[email hidden]> wrote: > The Lovely Miss Perkoff wrote:
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> > I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
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> > I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
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Well, no, they aren't. You don't need a rooster to get eggs. If you have a flock of hens--as I do--they lay unfertilized eggs.
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Which makes eggs more like, well....just eggs
Kinda like eating menses.
I'll reply like Sheldon is famous for.....*HEE* Here we go:
Don't you know about the female reproductive system you ignorant egg sack!!? The women's MENSES is not the same as eating a CHICKEN EGG you stupid ignorant [censored]!! There . 🙂
The Lovely Miss Perkoff <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
When you're eating your eggs if you think to yourself "This is an aborted chicken fetus" it sorta grosses you out.
That's why I stopped eating eggs.
Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
Eatin' eggs are unfertilized. Usually.
• At last, the voice of reason. Congrats. I eat whole eggs because they have a complete set of: B-complex vitamins, essential minerals, and all of the needed amino acids, plus they have zero effect on blood cholesterol. However, uncooked egg-white should be avoided.
The Lovely Miss Perkoff <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
When you're eating your eggs if you think to yourself "This is an aborted chicken fetus" it sorta grosses you out.
That's why I stopped eating eggs.
Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
Eatin' eggs are unfertilized. Usually.
• At last, the voice of reason. Congrats. I eat whole eggs because they have a complete set of: B-complex vitamins, essential minerals, and all of the needed amino acids, plus they have zero effect on blood cholesterol. However, uncooked egg-white should be avoided.
"Perkoff And The Chocolate Factory" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...
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> On Nov 4, 1:46 pm, Dave Smith <[email hidden]> wrote: >> The Lovely Miss Perkoff wrote:
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>> > I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
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>> > I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
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Well, no, they aren't. You don't need a rooster to get eggs. If you have a flock of hens--as I do--they lay unfertilized eggs.
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Which makes eggs more like, well....just eggs
Kinda like eating menses.
I'll reply like Sheldon is famous for.....*HEE* Here we go:
Don't you know about the female reproductive system you ignorant egg sack!!? The women's MENSES is not the same as eating a CHICKEN EGG you stupid ignorant [censored]!! There . 🙂
"Perkoff And The Chocolate Factory" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...
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> On Nov 4, 1:46 pm, Dave Smith <[email hidden]> wrote: >> The Lovely Miss Perkoff wrote:
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>> > I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
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>> > I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
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Well, no, they aren't. You don't need a rooster to get eggs. If you have a flock of hens--as I do--they lay unfertilized eggs.
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Which makes eggs more like, well....just eggs
Kinda like eating menses.
I'll reply like Sheldon is famous for.....*HEE* Here we go:
Don't you know about the female reproductive system you ignorant egg sack!!? The women's MENSES is not the same as eating a CHICKEN EGG you stupid ignorant [censored]!! There . 🙂
I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
When you're eating your eggs if you think to yourself "This is an aborted chicken fetus" it sorta grosses you out.
That's why I stopped eating eggs.
This is old material. Some comedian in the 1960s, I forgot his name, used this as part of his routine. Also had bits about milk and weiners. I don't remember the jokes. They were no funnier than the OP.
I stopped eating eggs when I put some thought into it.
I mean think about it, eggs are pretty much aborted chickens.
When you're eating your eggs if you think to yourself "This is an aborted chicken fetus" it sorta grosses you out.
That's why I stopped eating eggs.
This is old material. Some comedian in the 1960s, I forgot his name, used this as part of his routine. Also had bits about milk and weiners. I don't remember the jokes. They were no funnier than the OP.
On Nov 4, 11:05 pm, Jocelyn De Contents <[email hidden]>
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Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
No. But I wish eating people eggs were an option.
I was born on a farm that had chickens, prolly one of the first sounds I heard was the birds. I've often raised them, plan on doing it again. they help reduce the bugs in the garden, eat the ticks shed by the dogs in the yard, go after grasshoppers in grain, and contribute eggs for free.
Just in terms of reducing the carbon footprint of the homestead, they are well worth having. A small flock will keep a family *sustainably* in eggs and meat while their insectavore diet reduces the need for pesticides. The feathers are also useful in quilts so you can lower the heating level at nite.
On Nov 4, 11:05 pm, Jocelyn De Contents <[email hidden]>
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Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
No. But I wish eating people eggs were an option.
I was born on a farm that had chickens, prolly one of the first sounds I heard was the birds. I've often raised them, plan on doing it again. they help reduce the bugs in the garden, eat the ticks shed by the dogs in the yard, go after grasshoppers in grain, and contribute eggs for free.
Just in terms of reducing the carbon footprint of the homestead, they are well worth having. A small flock will keep a family *sustainably* in eggs and meat while their insectavore diet reduces the need for pesticides. The feathers are also useful in quilts so you can lower the heating level at nite.
"Day Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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On Nov 4, 11:05 pm, Jocelyn De Contents <[email hidden]>
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Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
No. But I wish eating people eggs were an option.
I was born on a farm that had chickens, prolly one of the first sounds I heard was the birds. I've often raised them, plan on doing it again. they help reduce the bugs in the garden, eat the ticks shed by the dogs in the yard, go after grasshoppers in grain, and contribute eggs for free.
Just in terms of reducing the carbon footprint of the homestead, they are well worth having. A small flock will keep a family *sustainably* in eggs and meat while their insectavore diet reduces the need for pesticides. The feathers are also useful in quilts so you can lower the heating level at nite.
Waell awl be gawdammed, thayer's a real person hyeer.
"Day Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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On Nov 4, 11:05 pm, Jocelyn De Contents <[email hidden]>
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Anyone else share my opinion on eggs?
No. But I wish eating people eggs were an option.
I was born on a farm that had chickens, prolly one of the first sounds I heard was the birds. I've often raised them, plan on doing it again. they help reduce the bugs in the garden, eat the ticks shed by the dogs in the yard, go after grasshoppers in grain, and contribute eggs for free.
Just in terms of reducing the carbon footprint of the homestead, they are well worth having. A small flock will keep a family *sustainably* in eggs and meat while their insectavore diet reduces the need for pesticides. The feathers are also useful in quilts so you can lower the heating level at nite.
Waell awl be gawdammed, thayer's a real person hyeer.
