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http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems &userid=satanizhere&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=50 if youre not going to buy anything dont bother replying in this topic. thank you |
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It's true what they say, then. |
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eggs in your tummy? |
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Yup. |
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christina is scummy. |
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E G G C U S T A R D |
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In the U.S. in 1998, hens produced 6,657,000,000 dozen eggs – that’s 6.657 billion dozen! (Multiply by 12 to find out how many individual eggs that is.) After these eggs were laid, about two-thirds (2/3) were sold in the shell and one third (1/3) of them were broken – not by accident, but on purpose. Why? Because after the eggs are broken out of their shells, they can be made into liquid, frozen, dried and specialty egg products. Some of these egg products are used by food manufacturers to make other foods – mayonnaise, ice cream and cake mixes, for example. Some are used by restaurants and other foodservice outlets for cooking and baking – maybe even your school cafeteria. It would take a very long time for human hands to break all these eggs. Instead, special machines break the shell and sometimes separate the yolk and white, too. When the eggs are separated, the yolk falls into a special cup and the white slips into another container. These machines work very, very fast. One machine can break 108,000 eggs an hour. |
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Sidewalks are not very clean. So, if you see someone try to fry an egg on the sidewalk, don’t eat the egg! |
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The best fact ever is in the A Visit to a Very Eggy Country section: In addition to liking tea, Chinese people like eggs. |
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LOL!!! |
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Have you ever heard people say, "not for all the tea in China"? It means that you really, really don’t want to do something. The phrase comes from the facts that Chinese people like to drink tea and there are a lot of people in China. That adds up to a lot of tea. If you like tea and even all the tea in China isn’t enough to make you do something, you must feel pretty strongly about it. In addition to liking tea, Chinese people like eggs. Because the economy is better now, the Chinese are eating eight times more eggs than they did back in 1979. Today each Chinese person is eating 38 pounds of eggs a year. Can you figure out how many dozen-sized cartons of eggs 38 pounds would be? How many eggs? Hints: Large-sized eggs are the size hens most often lay. One dozen Large-sized eggs weigh 1 1/2 pounds. |
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guiness |
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I COULDNT RESIST ITS ALL YOUR FAULT KALEB! |
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