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hellojello
03-17-2005, 03:48 AM
i figure yes because they lay them for reproduction and not human consumption. if it was fertilized the chicken would sit on it until it hatched but if its not or she not clucky it just get expelled.
so yea i like eggs but everytime i eat them i think that and it kinda puts me off.

ms.peachy
03-17-2005, 08:07 AM
Why should it put you off any more than eating any other animal body part? Bacon isn't a vegetable, you know.

hellojello
03-17-2005, 08:49 AM
flesh ok
period bad
i know im a hyocrit but for somereason when i think about it , it just really turns me off. i had eggs before though and ate it.
but yea im the same damaja i wont roast a chicken cuz its like damn i can so tell that used to be a bird ..but if its in pieces its cool
and steak chops etc r fine i mean they dont come from animals they come from the supermaket. :rolleyes:

i know im the most hypocritcal meat eater ever u dont need to tell me
but hey i figure we're at the top of the food chain for a reason. mass produced meat is bad but other than that i don't think its actually bad to eat meat just the way the animals are treated. i hardly ever buy my own meat cuz i hate seeing it raw but if i do i try and buy organic shit if i can afford it atleast i know its a little more healthy and humane conditions they were bought up in.

monkey
03-17-2005, 08:56 AM
yea thanks. now there goes my 4-egg-a-day habit.

i shouldnt have read this

synch
03-17-2005, 08:59 AM
I had a conversation with my teacher during french class about this very subject.

I made the same point you did, he agreed, the rest of the class whinced and possibly threw stuff at me.

hellojello
03-17-2005, 09:01 AM
who ever voted no are in denial
eggs ARE chicken period think about it it's the same as a humans period comes out when u don't need it... chickens aren't mammels so they dont grow babies inside them, but its still the same concept they release an egg, if its not fertilized it gets wasted. They're not laying them for us to eat u know. sorry to tell you.

hellojello
03-17-2005, 09:20 AM
I am going to go buy some scotch eggs, and EAT THEM!
i haven't had scotch eggs in years :( i dont think u can buy them ready made here. I used to work in a cafe and my boss made a slight variation of them and reckoned they were some lebonese dish and called them something different and im like wtf u can't fool me their scotch eggs! she don't own the cafe no more and not much chance of her getting to make me some now considering she's vegetarian. my parents used to make them occasionally. they're those eggs rolled in sausage meat stuff and breadcrumbs right? i miss them .
post me some
plz thx

Freebasser
03-17-2005, 09:33 AM
I'm going to bump my scotch egg thread, because I can.

ms.peachy
03-17-2005, 09:52 AM
I would argue that it is not the same really. Similar, but not the same.

When a female mammal menstruates, it is not just the unfertilised egg that is expelled, in fact the egg is just the tiniest miscroscopic bit of it. Menstrual discharge is by and large the accumulation of blood and tissue on the walls of the uterus that, had the egg been fertilised, would have served to line the walls of the womb and help provide a safe and nutrient-rich environment for the developing zygote.

As a chicken's egg is also fertilised internally but as the chick does not continue to develop inside the egg inside of the chicken, there isn't the discharge of tissue.

So, similar, but not quite the same.

hellojello
03-17-2005, 10:24 AM
I would argue that it is not the same really. Similar, but not the same.

When a female mammal menstruates, it is not just the unfertilised egg that is expelled, in fact the egg is just the tiniest miscroscopic bit of it. Menstrual discharge is by and large the accumulation of blood and tissue on the walls of the uterus that, had the egg been fertilised, would have served to line the walls of the womb and help provide a safe and nutrient-rich environment for the developing zygote.

As a chicken's egg is also fertilised internally but as the chick does not continue to develop inside the egg inside of the chicken, there isn't the discharge of tissue.

So, similar, but not quite the same.
ok ill try and remind myself of this next time i eat eggs
u can argue all u like i dont mind i still cant shake the feeling eggs are chicken periods not to mention they come out of the same hole as teh poop.

Whois
03-17-2005, 12:02 PM
"ARE EGGS CHOOCKS MENSTRATION"

So....what the fuck does that mean?

:rolleyes:

afronaut
03-17-2005, 12:18 PM
i call them chicken abortions

hellojello
03-17-2005, 01:14 PM
"ARE EGGS CHOOCKS MENSTRATION"

So....what the fuck does that mean?

:rolleyes:
read the edit u twat u so smart for pointing out something nobody else did cause they can read. well done
here have a medal.

Whois
03-17-2005, 03:07 PM
read the edit u twat u so smart for pointing out something nobody else did cause they can read. well done
here have a medal.

Wow U R SO 1337...at least I can spell, you fuckwit.

hellojello
03-18-2005, 01:43 AM
at least I can spell
evidently you never grew out of your nerdy highschool stage.

ps. if i can't spell i never would have noticed the spelling mistake one minute after i posted the thread. READ the post again; it says it all in the edit.