Grand opening announcement! The Egg Store - we have the best prices on highest quality product!
Dry powdered eggs! Please come and visit us today Click here
-- BJ (azs@netlane.com), February 04, 1999
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Grand opening announcement! The Egg Store - we have the best prices on highest quality product!
Dry powdered eggs! Please come and visit us today Click here
-- BJ (azs@netlane.com), February 04, 1999
Thanks, but no thanks ... I'm not THAT desperate!
-- (@@@.@), February 04, 1999.
Incredible!
-- Yokester (Allcracked@up.com), February 04, 1999.
Boy, would my chickens be ticked off!
-- art welling (artw@lancnews.infi.net), February 04, 1999.
Thank God we still have a sense of humor.
-- Vic (Roadrunner@compliant.com), February 04, 1999.
Have seen this posted very frequently on other prep lists. Plan on getting some, myself.Blessings...Mercy
-- Mercy (prepare@now.com), February 04, 1999.
Don't click on the post, you'll get egg in your face!
-- chickenlittle (chickenlittle@yokeyoke.com), February 04, 1999.
[Click!] .. Bold off ..
-- Dan (DanTCC@Yahoo.com), February 05, 1999.
hmmm their site says..."The hen is fed a scientifically balanced diet to provide proper protein, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals needed to produce top quality eggs."
I think I'd like to buy the scientifically balanced diet...
-- Mr_Kennedy (y2kPCfixes@motivatedseller.com), February 05, 1999.
They don't call them chicken coops any more, they're "Cackle Houses." :-)
-- Gayla Dunbar (privacy@please.com), February 05, 1999.
Don't knock BJ. He's a good egg, as far as eggs run. But who likes a runny egg? yoke yoke
-- Debbie Spence (dbspence@usa.net), February 05, 1999.
Good rapartee. Could this site become cackle.com?
-- Watchful (seethesea@msn.com), February 05, 1999.
Texas used to have a chicken ranch... but it wasn't about eggs....
-- Gayla Dunbar (privacy@please.com), February 05, 1999.
No, the Chicken Ranch was not about eggs.But I do understand you could get a Scientifically Balanced Diet there.
-- Greybear (greybear@home.com), February 05, 1999.
Eggsactly, y'all laid it on the line.
-- Old Git (anon@spamproblems.com), February 05, 1999.
I'm trying something found in a book, Cooking with Stored Foods, by Carlene Tejada and Carroll Latham--Storing Eggs in Water Glass. Water glass is another name for sodium silicate. Ordered the s.s. at a drugstore I knew mixed compounds--$6 for 30 oz. According to authors, it's possible to keep fresh eggs for several weeks while they are suspended in a solution of water and s.s. We'll see. Appreciate all the info and jokes I find here on this forum. newbie
-- newbiebutnodummy (learning@everyday.com), February 05, 1999.
EGGSCELLENT !!! :o)
-- Mike (mickle2@aol.com), February 05, 1999.