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I don’t like or eat eggs, but if I did?
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I’d be cooking them in this, because a T Rex breakfast is an excellent way to start the day.
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Admit it, you want one.
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I don’t like or eat eggs, but if I did?
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I’d be cooking them in this, because a T Rex breakfast is an excellent way to start the day.
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Admit it, you want one.
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Eh, this product isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
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And that’s just another bad yolk.
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Now, now. Go over easy on me…
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I shell try….
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You won’t hear another peep out of me!
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Not feeling plucky anymore , eh?
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Omelette you have the last word.
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Better laid than never.
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nope
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Oh, come on….
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nope
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A good eggsample of conspicuous consumption …
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That cracked me up.
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the yolks is on me …
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You’re hard to beat… but I’ll whisk it.
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And lying to children yet again. If a dinosaur had a brain the size of the yoke in your Tyranosaurus’s skull, it would still rule the world. There would never have been a need for humans. LMAO.
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I doubt the need for humans more and more each day.
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A lot of us are. Those who aren’t don’t care about anyone but humans.
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My best friend is a (sort of) paleontologist and he’s going to love this. Thanks for posting it.
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I was a dinosaur nut as a kid. Used to spend endless hours at the Museum of Natural History in NYC with my mother begging me to look at something else. Don’t give me Barbie dolls, I’d rather have a Brontosaurus!
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My friend isn’t technically a paleontologist, but he works at the Gray fossil site in east Tennessee, as well as the Hell Creek formation in North Dakota, where he can and does all the things the degreed professionals do (except write papers). I’ve helped him move a jacketed piece of mastodon jaw (grunt) into his shop so he could work on it at home. He and Cathy co-ordinate educational programs for dino-nut kids at the library. That’s not all, though. He’s my total science guy and he’ll tell me straight up if he can’t answer one of my many many questions. No lie, Terry Pratchett notwithstanding.
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Very cool. North Dakota is da bomb for fossil hunters!
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Cute. Except I won’t eat anything cooked or nuke in plastic.
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To be honest, I don’t either. But it tickled me.
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It would make a great mold for polymer clay or pla-doh.
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Which is how eggs taste to me… so yes. It’s perfect!
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We eggheads need to stick together….
Or should I just speak for my shell-f?
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I think that’s the right a-poach, but hen again… what do I know?
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Nope, This does not Eggcite me.
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A hard shell is what you are.
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