Pretty self explanatory.
http://ifile.it/qhb695w/alien_babies.pdf
not really self-explanatory. How do we participate? What kind of help do you need?
is this just a postergasm you made?
Pretty much just a poster.
But any type of sex ed poster of anything would be pretty cool.
cool poster :thumb: just not a Golden Apple Seed Mission in itself so much as a part of Postergasm.
Quote from: Cramulus on February 08, 2009, 03:12:58 PM
cool poster :thumb: just not a Golden Apple Seed Mission in itself so much as a part of Postergasm.
Sounds good to me!
Is there anyway I can see it without joining that site?
Quote from: Sheered Völva on February 09, 2009, 03:47:18 AM
Is there anyway I can see it without joining that site?
Unfortunately not. But the majority that are put up here are put on that website.
Nice poster, neat idea, but those eggs and the alien thing.. made me think of the whole flat of eggs I just bought. Each egg has 2 yokes. Fucked my mind up hard. :? I mean one in a dozen is weird but ALL OF THEM, in a whole flat??? What the fuck?
Quote from: Sanguine Penguin on February 11, 2009, 12:34:28 PM
Nice poster, neat idea, but those eggs and the alien thing.. made me think of the whole flat of eggs I just bought. Each egg has 2 yokes. Fucked my mind up hard. :? I mean one in a dozen is weird but ALL OF THEM, in a whole flat??? What the fuck?
Ugh? Did you eat em?
Quote from: Sanguine Penguin on February 11, 2009, 12:34:28 PM
Nice poster, neat idea, but those eggs and the alien thing.. made me think of the whole flat of eggs I just bought. Each egg has 2 yokes. Fucked my mind up hard. :? I mean one in a dozen is weird but ALL OF THEM, in a whole flat??? What the fuck?
Egg-crating employee playing a jake?
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 12, 2009, 12:52:36 PM
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
Ohhh, the farmer's market! That explains a lot.
When we had chickens, organic, free-range, and very well-fed, we got tons of double yolks, especially during the hens' peak egg-laying years.
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 12, 2009, 12:52:36 PM
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
:argh!:
Goddamn Farmers.
Quote from: Nigel on February 12, 2009, 05:09:44 PM
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 12, 2009, 12:52:36 PM
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
Ohhh, the farmer's market! That explains a lot.
When we had chickens, organic, free-range, and very well-fed, we got tons of double yolks, especially during the hens' peak egg-laying years.
Life would be so dull without people telling me shit like that. :lulz:
Quote from: Nigel on February 12, 2009, 05:09:44 PM
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 12, 2009, 12:52:36 PM
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
Ohhh, the farmer's market! That explains a lot.
When we had chickens, organic, free-range, and very well-fed, we got tons of double yolks, especially during the hens' peak egg-laying years.
Really? So this happens often? You had chickens? So were there any that hatched twins, or did you just eat/sell the eggs? If it's a case of happy, well fed chickens then it may not be so bad. But I was thinking that perhaps they were given too much hormones or something.
Raphaella VonMercer,
Ignorant of chicken spawning ways.
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 13, 2009, 08:28:48 AM
Quote from: Nigel on February 12, 2009, 05:09:44 PM
Quote from: Racing Penguin on February 12, 2009, 12:52:36 PM
YES we did eat them. I got them from the farmers market, and this is the second flat of eggs that was like this. I'm just gonna say fuck it and buy eggs at the regular grocer.
Ohhh, the farmer's market! That explains a lot.
When we had chickens, organic, free-range, and very well-fed, we got tons of double yolks, especially during the hens' peak egg-laying years.
Really? So this happens often? You had chickens? So were there any that hatched twins, or did you just eat/sell the eggs? If it's a case of happy, well fed chickens then it may not be so bad. But I was thinking that perhaps they were given too much hormones or something.
Raphaella VonMercer,
Ignorant of chicken spawning ways.
We didn't have a rooster, but it is very common. I'm not sure what happens if a double-yolked egg is fertilized and incubated, but I do know that healthy young hens very often lay double-yolked eggs. It's most common in the second year of laying, and the eggs are generally larger, so when you buy eggs sorted by size the extra-large are more likely to be double-yolked.
I see. This makes me feel a bit better about those eggs. Imagine not knowing what you do and having this happen though. We were really freaked out and put off of eggs for a while. It was a great shame too cause 000 turned me on to quiche a while back and now we loves it!
Yeah, more people used to be aware of double-yolked eggs because you would find them in commercial eggs occasionally too, but now the eggs are candled and double-yolked ones don't make it into shell-egg dozens in the store.
the number of double yolks you find in restaurant eggs is pretty high, they probably don't check them as careful as ones sold by the dozen it is not uncommon for a cook to find 3 or 4 in ever flat (they become scrambled eggs)...
Yeah I remember the first shift cooks mentioning the abnormally large quantity of the double yolks awhile back now that you mention it. Still, I was startled.