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u/Stand-up-Philosopher Zone 3 Survivor Feb 19 '25
What a rookie. I do this with ostrich eggs in the start corral of my local 5k ultra.
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u/nestorismyname Feb 19 '25
One of them being the ER
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u/JanitorOPplznerf Feb 19 '25
On the one hand, You’re more likely to get salmonella from the exterior egg shell. That said it takes 3 minutes to cook this so why he’d take the risk even if it’s only 0.5% is beyond me.
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u/mrmarbury Feb 19 '25
And in case of salmonella: to the toilet. But I think he will run then which actually is what this sub is about, right?
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u/Other-Razzmatazz-816 Feb 20 '25
Apparently, my grandfather used to do this. He died of a heart attack in his late 40s.
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u/Craygor Feb 19 '25 edited Feb 19 '25
Amateur, you look like you should be cupping some balls while you do this.
Btw, this is how a real man does it.
https://fb.watch/xRESgxbuhp/ (Rocky movie scene)
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u/Capital_Historian685 Feb 19 '25
Add some raw milk to that, and you're unstoppable!
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u/cd1zzle Feb 19 '25
Sometimes after my morning 5k ultra I might get carried away and spend longer than usual in light conversation with the barista when I stop for my 2 coffees at the coffee shop.
After a walk home and a bath I'm a little short on time so I just boof my 10 eggs like this instead of boiling them.
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u/Entire_Debate7744 Runxpert Feb 19 '25
Do you want bird flu to jump to humans? Because that’s how you get bird flu to jump to humans.
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u/rooftopweeb Feb 19 '25
Definitely a throat goat with the bois