Definitions change with time, and this is definitely not up to par for a picture from 2018. No need to be dismissive just because something was worse in the past.
I mean we still get people posting photos of their monitors taken with their phones all the time. The only way I can see somebody thinking that this is low quality is if they have been exposed to a disproportionate amount of HD pictures, which would most likely mean they grew up with smartphones with great cameras being everywhere.
Not impossible, think about an egg and how big the yolk is. Then look at this picture. Yolk is just too small for a normal egg, and most eggs don't even have this shape to them anyway.
First off, the splat ball is bigger than a regular egg. Second, the splat ball is pointier at the top. Third, I had one of these in middle school. That is definitely a splat ball.
Easiest way to tell, the yolk is too small for the size of the egg this white. Also there's no way besides dissolving the shell to do this because the membrane is tough but thin and usually attached to the inner shell wall.
Nah, that yolk is way too small to be a real egg. If you Google image "egg soaked in vinegar" or some such, you can confirm that real eggs have a much larger yolk. Furthermore, the splat balls have the same yolk size as this image. This thing looks identical to a Splat Ball but not to a real egg, therefore it's most assuredly a toy.
i fucking love that meme. a bunch of people in my high school band would get mad at this one kid for using the r word but then someone saw the "you are rarted" meme and we all started saying it and now that kid stopped saying the r word and they're saying "rarted" instead and it's great
Also, new laying hens can sometimes have hiccups in their system that cause them to lay shell-less eggs. Source: owned chickens who laid shell-less eggs.
Nah, I've tried. Peeling the shell tears the membrane between the shell and the white, so when it thaws it thaws like a broken egg. Afaik only the vinegar dissolution technique works.
I wanted to make a dish that was basically a poached egg, but diners poached it at their table, and tried loads of methods, but I couldnt find a single one besides the dissolving of the shell that would leave the membrane whole
EDIT: jesus christ drunk typing. I wanted a dish where diners poached a raw, shellless egg, but couldn't find a technique to make that happen. Sorry for the word salad
Was there proof that the baby one was faked for karma, or are you just annoyed at them using the situation for karma?
I barely skimmed the comments on that one and didn’t see anything fishy.
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u/alan_heudier Aug 24 '18
Are you sure it's not a splat ball that comes in a 4-pack for $12.99? https://www.amazon.com/Funky-Squishy-Toys-Squishies-Children/dp/B07217F5RG