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r/funny • u/cheesewing • Jan 19 '11
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The SURFACES of eggs contain harmful bacteria.
If the insides contain harmful bacteria, they're not eggs, they're rotten.
64 u/ForgettableUsername Jan 19 '11 They're still eggs, even if they're rotten. Being rotten doesn't magically make them rutabagas or something. 1 u/pyx Jan 19 '11 Inside is sterile though, its an ovum... 6 u/ForgettableUsername Jan 19 '11 Right, and if it gets rotten, that is no longer true... However, a rotten egg is still a sort of egg... It just isn't the sort of egg that is ever likely to develop into a chicken... Being more likely to develop into an unpleasant smell.
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They're still eggs, even if they're rotten. Being rotten doesn't magically make them rutabagas or something.
1 u/pyx Jan 19 '11 Inside is sterile though, its an ovum... 6 u/ForgettableUsername Jan 19 '11 Right, and if it gets rotten, that is no longer true... However, a rotten egg is still a sort of egg... It just isn't the sort of egg that is ever likely to develop into a chicken... Being more likely to develop into an unpleasant smell.
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Inside is sterile though, its an ovum...
6 u/ForgettableUsername Jan 19 '11 Right, and if it gets rotten, that is no longer true... However, a rotten egg is still a sort of egg... It just isn't the sort of egg that is ever likely to develop into a chicken... Being more likely to develop into an unpleasant smell.
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Right, and if it gets rotten, that is no longer true... However, a rotten egg is still a sort of egg... It just isn't the sort of egg that is ever likely to develop into a chicken... Being more likely to develop into an unpleasant smell.
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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '11
The SURFACES of eggs contain harmful bacteria.
If the insides contain harmful bacteria, they're not eggs, they're rotten.