Us strategy, punch your neighbour in the face then ask to borrow an egg
Brilliant strategy
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Us strategy, punch your neighbour in the face then ask to borrow an egg
Brilliant strategy
Yes, Germans should absolutely deliver lots of extra eggs, personally and ballistically, direct to the White House....
I prefer the term "pineapples", but I guess "eggs" is a good code word for the time being.
I do literally mean eggs. I abhor violence, but not petty vandalism
OK, but only the leftover ones past the due date.
Now I really want Germany to send a plane and egg the white house or the statue of liberty or any landmark for that matter. Or all...
Are they going to wash those eggs like we do? Logistically makes no sense...
I mean...it does with H5N1 running around now.
One thing I've been worried about with this egg shortage: aren't they still a major factor in the production of common vaccines?
Like, doesn't the US hold a strategic reserve of millions of eggs to be able to ramp up vaccine production when needed? Is that system still safe?
Eggcellent question. But with an antivaxxer running health, you probably won't need eggs anymore for that.
No egg problem here. But we hopefully don't create one by exporting valuable eggs to the US.
c/egg_irl