Who projects a better image of the US: Melania or Jane?

[2dimes]

Also fair. He's got Bigfoot.

[NomadPatriot]

Lol and what makes you think it's fake? Just go on youtube, there are hundreds of videos with people incubating eggs from supermarkets. I just took the first vid that popped up without watching it first...

you can also go on YouTube & type in Bigfoot.. you get thousands of videos..
thousands is more then hundreds..
so Bigfoot is more true than incubating supermarket eggs..

Do you have friends in real life, or people that can somehow bear with your obnoxious personality, or you just try very hard while online to always be the facepalming idiotic troll? Or you just stay in your basement fapping on your warhammer figurines?
Just try to understand what different labels on eggs mean. Then try not to be a child about it.

awwwww.. you have to resort to personal attacks...
SAD...it shows your inability to defend your position properly...

but your the one who believes everything you see on youtube….

just show us a label that says on a egg carton that says " fertilized "...

[NomadPatriot]

here betiko.. this should be right up your alley.. .

[jimboston]

That said... the link where someone gets a fertilized egg from a grocery store and hatches a chick is a fake.

In natural-organic stores or fresh farm eggs, they are arresting the development process early.

How?

by removing the eggs from incubation (warmth)... they are incubated under their mother or maybe hurried in hay...

[2dimes]

So, what if you put it in something cold?

[betiko]

Pasture eggs fapfap. Look for those.
Since you don't understand:
-imagine you live in a cage all your life just with guys and no space.
-imagine you live in the outdoors with guys and girls with some space.

Ok so what is the possibility in the first case to procreate? And in the second?
Chicken lay eggs all the time and they are not all fertilized. Nevertheless if they live with roosters chances are a few of them are.
90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.
Now if you don't believe any of this, go buy pasture eggs and an incubator and tell us what happens after 3 weeks. The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work, anywhere else in the world eggs are stored on shelves.

I am done wasting my time with you. I don't think you can be that stupid, you are just trolling at this point.

[betiko]

That said... the link where someone gets a fertilized egg from a grocery store and hatches a chick is a fake.

In natural-organic stores or fresh farm eggs, they are arresting the development process early.

How?

by removing the eggs from incubation (warmth)... they are incubated under their mother or maybe hurried in hay...

. Obviously you need to do it with very fresh pasture eggs and it won't work with eggs that have been sitting in a fridge for over a week, duh.

[NomadPatriot]

Pasture eggs fapfap. Look for those.
Since you don't understand:
-imagine you live in a cage all your life just with guys and no space.
-imagine you live in the outdoors with guys and girls with some space.

Ok so what is the possibility in the first case to procreate? And in the second?
Chicken lay eggs all the time and they are not all fertilized. Nevertheless if they live with roosters chances are a few of them are.
90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.
Now if you don't believe any of this, go buy pasture eggs and an incubator and tell us what happens after 3 weeks. The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work, anywhere else in the world eggs are stored on shelves.

I am done wasting my time with you. I don't think you can be that stupid, you are just trolling at this point.

" 90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.....The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work,"

exactly.. you have no clue what you are talking about because in your attempt to defend your position on buying chicken eggs that can be incubated you posted a video about Quail eggs.

you tried to act smart, got owned & are now screaming " troll!!!" because you are losing

run away little one

[betiko]

Pasture eggs fapfap. Look for those.
Since you don't understand:
-imagine you live in a cage all your life just with guys and no space.
-imagine you live in the outdoors with guys and girls with some space.

Ok so what is the possibility in the first case to procreate? And in the second?
Chicken lay eggs all the time and they are not all fertilized. Nevertheless if they live with roosters chances are a few of them are.
90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.
Now if you don't believe any of this, go buy pasture eggs and an incubator and tell us what happens after 3 weeks. The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work, anywhere else in the world eggs are stored on shelves.

I am done wasting my time with you. I don't think you can be that stupid, you are just trolling at this point.

" 90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.....The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work,"

exactly.. you have no clue what you are talking about because in your attempt to defend your position on buying chicken eggs that can be incubated you posted a video about Quail eggs.

you tried to act smart, got owned & are now screaming " troll!!!" because you are losing

run away little one

i can bring you on and on videos, but you will always say it's fake, what's the point of trying to discuss with you?

[NomadPatriot]

Pasture eggs fapfap. Look for those.
Since you don't understand:
-imagine you live in a cage all your life just with guys and no space.
-imagine you live in the outdoors with guys and girls with some space.

Ok so what is the possibility in the first case to procreate? And in the second?
Chicken lay eggs all the time and they are not all fertilized. Nevertheless if they live with roosters chances are a few of them are.
90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.
Now if you don't believe any of this, go buy pasture eggs and an incubator and tell us what happens after 3 weeks. The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work, anywhere else in the world eggs are stored on shelves.

I am done wasting my time with you. I don't think you can be that stupid, you are just trolling at this point.

" 90% of eggs come from caged chicken. Incubate those eggs and you will have a 0% success rate at seeing them hatch.....The thing is that in the US you guys buy eggs in fridges in supermarkets so I'm not certain it would work,"

exactly.. you have no clue what you are talking about because in your attempt to defend your position on buying chicken eggs that can be incubated you posted a video about Quail eggs.

you tried to act smart, got owned & are now screaming " troll!!!" because you are losing

run away little one

i can bring you on and on videos, but you will always say it's fake, what's the point of trying to discuss with you?

your 1st video makes fun of your Quail egg video & says the likelihood of finding a egg that has been fertilized in a supermarket are so minute it's basically impossible...

you have to go out of your way to specifically find a farmer who specifically tells you his hens have been around a rooster & might possibly be fertilized..

that's your defense..

[betiko]

See... there is no point in talking to you. I Talked about the possibilities of getting fertilized eggs... which ones Have possibilities which have not. The differences between your country and most of the world in terms of egg logistics and why it's less likely in your foreign land. You are just the kind of guy incapable of having a normal conversation about anything, since everything has to be polarized in your sorry little skull. "some eggs" is not a thing, you only understand "all eggs" or "no eggs".
You are incapable of understanding subtilities. You are what people call thick. I don't know why I bother since I have you foed already. The funny thing about someone thick as yourself is that you are so thick it is scientifically impossible for you to analyse your own self and realise your flaws. You probably have an entourage of people just as thick. I really feel sorry for you.

[NomadPatriot]

See... there is no point in talking to you. I Talked about the possibilities of getting fertilized eggs... which ones Have possibilities which have not. The differences between your country and most of the world in terms of egg logistics and why it's less likely in your foreign land. You are just the kind of guy incapable of having a normal conversation about anything, since everything has to be polarized in your sorry little skull. "some eggs" is not a thing, you only understand "all eggs" or "no eggs".
You are incapable of understanding subtilities. You are what people call thick. I don't know why I bother since I have you foed already. The funny thing about someone thick as yourself is that you are so thick it is scientifically impossible for you to analyse your own self and realise your flaws. You probably have an entourage of people just as thick. I really feel sorry for you.

you posted videos making fun of the previous videos you posted.. & openly admit you would need to specifically find eggs that have possibly been fertilized...
specifically ones not sold in a supermarket..
which is the entire basis of this conversation..

--> supermarket eggs..

[nietzsche]

funny enough, today i had one fertilized egg.. a couple others looked close enough.. just no red thingy.. i think they were also fetilized.. so 3/4.


with machaca. honestly.. i could have machaca con huevo every day. it's just perfect, with a lot of baby romaine with salt+lemon. that leaves empty the carbs requirement so i can have pinguinos with coffee after.


i honestly don't know what the discussion is about, i think the americans are saying there's no such thing as fertilized eggs? just as there is no such thing as food that isn't processed? something like that? i bet jimboston in saying all food comes from factories ;)

and probably 2dimes is raving about carbs.

[2dimes]

funny enough, today i had one fertilized egg..

Unpossible.

every single egg sold / eaten is unfertilized...

[jimboston]

i bet jimboston in saying all food comes from factories ;)

Yeah... Mother Nature’s factory!

[NomadPatriot]

funny enough, today i had one fertilized egg..

Unpossible.

every single egg sold / eaten is unfertilized...

still doesn't understand what an Embryo is....

[jonesthecurl]

So what about eggs, do vegetarians only eat unfertilized eggs as a rule? would you have to commit seppuku if you found out the omelette you ordered was made from fertilized eggs?

Someone once asked a vegan friend of mine "What do vegans use instead of eggs?"
She replied "We bear our young live".

[saxitoxin]

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