Merry Valentines day.

#2 - splendiddust

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(03/28/2014)[-]

what kind of cancerous chicken lays white eggs

#3 to #2 - fistymcbeefpunch

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(03/28/2014)[-]

#4 to #3 - gisuar

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(03/28/2014)[-]

actually for mixed chicken it's pretty much random but for purebred ones it depends on this part in the red circle. red for brown eggs white for white eggs it's not a 100% accurate though

#7 to #2 - tenfinnvo#283 on contentRank#283

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(03/28/2014)[-]

**** ****** the egg market consisted of white and brown eggs for as long as i can remember. Half of them brown, half of them white.

#23 to #7 - splendiddust

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(03/28/2014)[-]

i have never once seen a white egg in a market

#24 to #23 - tenfinnvo#283 on contentRank#283

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(03/28/2014)[-]

I'm interested, where do you live?

#25 to #24 - splendiddust

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(03/28/2014)[-]

brisbane QLD

#26 to #25 - tenfinnvo#283 on contentRank#283

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(03/28/2014)[-]

Oh, Australia. Well, seems there are no chicken who lay white eggs there.
But judging by the amount of red thumbs you got, they are pretty common.

#8 - gayboard

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(03/28/2014)[-]

Do some countries use real eggs?

#11 to #8 - perfonator

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(03/28/2014)[-]

There- There are countries which don't?

#17 to #11 - kez

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(03/28/2014)[-]

English dude here.

We have chocolate eggs covered in foil which you hide.

I've never even heard of or seen the hiding real eggs.

Why would you want to get a real egg?