My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
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leo
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:44:58 +0000, Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 01:39:22 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.netI just hope this surplus of eggs doesn't make Leo want
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
They will last a LONG time if kept well chilled. Granted
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had? >>>> Ain't egg panics great?
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leo
the air bubble will increase, but that just makes them
easier to peel if you're doing egg salad.
Yes, supermarket eggs are easier to peel than when we still had our
own chickens.
to get out in the yard and scratch about.
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 01:39:22 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net (ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
They will last a LONG time if kept well chilled. Granted
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
the air bubble will increase, but that just makes them
easier to peel if you're doing egg salad.
Yes, supermarket eggs are easier to peel than when we still had our
own chickens.
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every twoThey will last a LONG time if kept well chilled. Granted
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
the air bubble will increase, but that just makes them
easier to peel if you're doing egg salad.
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
Eggs are $3.50- $4 in grocery stores around here. My wife gets them from
our neighbour and pays $7. They are fresh and free range and she prefers them. I am fine with the cheaper ones. Our neighbour even delivers
them. Every Friday morning she leaves a dozen eggs on our doorstep.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
Eggs last three to five weeks. Or you can freeze them (details
available on the web).
I'm not panicked. Sure, paying $5.89 for a dozen eggs made me
raise my eyebrows last week. Those were the slightly fancy
"Eggland's Best" eggs, the taste of which my husband prefers.
I could have got regular eggs for $5.59. These are size large,
which is satisfactory for our uses.
On 2025-03-07 5:04 a.m., Cindy Hamilton wrote:
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
Eggs last three to five weeks. Or you can freeze them (details
available on the web).
I'm not panicked. Sure, paying $5.89 for a dozen eggs made me
raise my eyebrows last week. Those were the slightly fancy
"Eggland's Best" eggs, the taste of which my husband prefers.
I could have got regular eggs for $5.59. These are size large,
which is satisfactory for our uses.
Eggs are $3.50- $4 in grocery stores around here. My wife gets them from
our neighbour and pays $7. They are fresh and free range and she prefers them. I am fine with the cheaper ones. Our neighbour even delivers
them. Every Friday morning she leaves a dozen eggs on our doorstep.
On 2025-03-07 5:04 a.m., Cindy Hamilton wrote: [in reply to Leo]:
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
Eggs last three to five weeks. Or you can freeze them (details
available on the web).
I'm not panicked. Sure, paying $5.89 for a dozen eggs made me
raise my eyebrows last week. Those were the slightly fancy
"Eggland's Best" eggs, the taste of which my husband prefers.
I could have got regular eggs for $5.59. These are size large,
which is satisfactory for our uses.
Eggs are $3.50- $4 in grocery stores around here. My wife gets them from
our neighbour and pays $7. They are fresh and free range and she prefers them. I am fine with the cheaper ones. Our neighbour even delivers
them. Every Friday morning she leaves a dozen eggs on our doorstep.
Egg panic indeed. I bought a dozen eggs and my daughter bought 18 eggs.
My wife's friend gave her a dozen eggs. Things are just crazy all over.
This morning's breakfast was a classic Hawaiian breakfast. No, it's not
poi and pineapple - eggs, rice, and Portuguese sausage. I typically fry
up a couple of eggs in the morning but I did 3 today. I'm doing my part
in dealing with this eggs crisis.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/STp63Eh8Hvg3kmJA8
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
Egg panic indeed. I bought a dozen eggs and my daughter bought 18 eggs.
My wife's friend gave her a dozen eggs. Things are just crazy all over.
This morning's breakfast was a classic Hawaiian breakfast. No, it's not
poi and pineapple - eggs, rice, and Portuguese sausage. I typically fry
up a couple of eggs in the morning but I did 3 today. I'm doing my part
in dealing with this eggs crisis.
On 2025-03-07 5:04 a.m., Cindy Hamilton wrote:
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
Eggs last three to five weeks. Or you can freeze them (details
available on the web).
I'm not panicked. Sure, paying $5.89 for a dozen eggs made me
raise my eyebrows last week. Those were the slightly fancy
"Eggland's Best" eggs, the taste of which my husband prefers.
I could have got regular eggs for $5.59. These are size large,
which is satisfactory for our uses.
Eggs are $3.50- $4 in grocery stores around here. My wife gets them from
our neighbour and pays $7. They are fresh and free range and she prefers them. I am fine with the cheaper ones. Our neighbour even delivers
them. Every Friday morning she leaves a dozen eggs on our doorstep.
On 2025-03-07 1:50 p.m., dsi1 wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said >>> that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy. >>> She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty >>> of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
Egg panic indeed. I bought a dozen eggs and my daughter bought 18 eggs.
My wife's friend gave her a dozen eggs. Things are just crazy all over.
This morning's breakfast was a classic Hawaiian breakfast. No, it's not
poi and pineapple - eggs, rice, and Portuguese sausage. I typically fry
up a couple of eggs in the morning but I did 3 today. I'm doing my part
in dealing with this eggs crisis.
I did my bit today too. MyRing doorbell paged me with a signal that they
were someone at the door. It was only 7:15 so it was the neighbour's
daughter making a delivery. When I went down for breakfast I opened the
door and picked up the cartoon of eggs she had left for us.
dsi1 wrote:
Egg panic indeed. I bought a dozen eggs and my daughter bought 18 eggs.
My wife's friend gave her a dozen eggs. Things are just crazy all over.
This morning's breakfast was a classic Hawaiian breakfast. No, it's not
poi and pineapple - eggs, rice, and Portuguese sausage. I typically fry
up a couple of eggs in the morning but I did 3 today. I'm doing my part
in dealing with this eggs crisis.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/STp63Eh8Hvg3kmJA8
I just heard President Trump saying that he's having Ukraine airfreight
us HUGE loads of eggs, David...
A BILLION or so dollars worth to start...
This is to help repay us the $350 BILLION we've gifted Ukraine...
Very soon, eggs will be cheaper even than the AIR we breathe...!!!
THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP...!!!
;-D
--
G<
--
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 19:06:02 +0000, a moron wrote:
THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP...!!!
;-D
--
G<
--
You'll always fall for Trump's simplistic tricks/diversions/red
herrings. I won't fall for any lame tricks from Trump or gm. Yoose
clowns are gonna have to up your game.
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 19:06:02 +0000, gm wrote:
dsi1 wrote:
Egg panic indeed. I bought a dozen eggs and my daughter bought 18 eggs.
My wife's friend gave her a dozen eggs. Things are just crazy all over.
This morning's breakfast was a classic Hawaiian breakfast. No, it's not
poi and pineapple - eggs, rice, and Portuguese sausage. I typically fry
up a couple of eggs in the morning but I did 3 today. I'm doing my part
in dealing with this eggs crisis.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/STp63Eh8Hvg3kmJA8
I just heard President Trump saying that he's having Ukraine airfreight
us HUGE loads of eggs, David...
A BILLION or so dollars worth to start...
This is to help repay us the $350 BILLION we've gifted Ukraine...
Very soon, eggs will be cheaper even than the AIR we breathe...!!!
THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP...!!!
;-D
--
G<
--
You'll always fall for Trump's simplistic tricks/diversions/red
herrings. I won't fall for any lame tricks from Trump or gm. Yoose
clowns are gonna have to up your game.
On 2025-03-07 5:39 p.m., dsi1 wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 19:06:02 +0000, a moron wrote:
THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP...!!!
;-D
--
G<
--
You'll always fall for Trump's simplistic tricks/diversions/red
herrings. I won't fall for any lame tricks from Trump or gm. Yoose
clowns are gonna have to up your game.
I am waiting to see what Trump is really up to. We have seen one major distraction after another. No one seems to be noticing that he has
become a dictator and is ruling by executive order. He has started a
trade war with his two closest neighbours, trading partners and allies.
He has decided to cut off aid Ukraine, aid that had been approved by Congress. How ironic that they guy whose supporters whined so much about democracy are completely overlooking the fact that their leader is now basically a dictator.
On 2025-03-08, Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
I am sorry for that, and almost half of americans are. But this is what
has happened. We are just as fucked as you are. About 51% of us wanted
this, but I am not one of them.
About 49.8% of the people who voted. Which means 50.2% of the people
who voted didn't want this.
I am sorry for that, and almost half of americans are. But this is what
has happened. We are just as fucked as you are. About 51% of us wanted
this, but I am not one of them.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Leonard Blaisdell wrote :
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
My go to is egg salad, then deviled eggs.
Next - popovers, dutch baby, omlets of any kind.
Feeling adventurous? souffle.
Kind of surprised Jill didn't suggest quiche.
On 2025-03-08, Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
I am sorry for that, and almost half of americans are. But this is what
has happened. We are just as fucked as you are. About 51% of us wanted
this, but I am not one of them.
About 49.8% of the people who voted. Which means 50.2% of the people
who voted didn't want this. Ninety million people of voting age
didn't bother to go to the polls.
On Sat, 8 Mar 2025, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
On 2025-03-08, Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
I am sorry for that, and almost half of americans are. But this is what >>> has happened. We are just as fucked as you are. About 51% of us wanted
this, but I am not one of them.
About 49.8% of the people who voted. Which means 50.2% of the people
who voted didn't want this. Ninety million people of voting age
didn't bother to go to the polls.
Incorrect. We don't know what the ones who did not vote really wanted.
Maybe they forgot, maybe they don't care, maybe they were so sure that
Trump would win they couldn't be bothered.
But to say they were all against Trump is very stupid and not correct.
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
I made this for lunch today. It takes 3 eggs to make one of these bad
boys.
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said
that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy.
She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty
of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
On Sun, 9 Mar 2025 01:13:23 +0000, dsi100@yahoo.com (dsi1) wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 1:26:39 +0000, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
My wife and her best friend have lunch at Red Robin, once every two
weeks. Her friend hits a nearby Costco each time before coming to dine.
Her friend was shopping for eggs in Costco today when a egg stocker said >>> that he was stocking the best price she was going to get.
She bought into it without realizing how many eggs she was going to buy. >>> She checked out with a hundred and twenty eggs, and my wife bought sixty >>> of them from her for twenty-two bucks or half of her original cost,
just because.
What the hell does one do with sixty eggs plus ten that we already had?
Ain't egg panics great?
<https://postimg.cc/2qgwJ04c>
leo
I made this for lunch today. It takes 3 eggs to make one of these bad
boys.
Comfort food for children and people over 85.
On Sat, 8 Mar 2025 22:58:55 +0000, D wrote:
On Sat, 8 Mar 2025, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
On 2025-03-08, Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:
I am sorry for that, and almost half of americans are. But this is what >>>> has happened. We are just as fucked as you are. About 51% of us wanted >>>> this, but I am not one of them.
About 49.8% of the people who voted. Which means 50.2% of the people
who voted didn't want this. Ninety million people of voting age
didn't bother to go to the polls.
Incorrect. We don't know what the ones who did not vote really wanted.
Maybe they forgot, maybe they don't care, maybe they were so sure that
Trump would win they couldn't be bothered.
But to say they were all against Trump is very stupid and not correct.
Cindy Hamilton is simply too stupid to realise that President Trump
actually *won* the 2024 Presidential election...
--
GM
--
Breakfast today was omelette au fromage and a croissant i.e., French
food.
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