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Why are people so stupid? Are they going to "finally realize why we don't eat ostrich eggs" next month or something?

Oh right. Food does not come from living animals. It comes from the "Store". Righttttttt.....

I promise I am not rage baiting. Probably.

Happy Thanksgiving! (That is not sarcasm).

Go back to bed, yell at me tomorrow after the in-laws have headed back home.

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>As people prepare to carve into their Thanksgiving Day turkeys, some may wonder why the birds' eggs never make it onto the holiday menu. Turkey eggs are almost never found on grocery shelves or holiday plates. The reasons lie in biology, economics and practicality, experts said. Unlike chickens, which reliably lay about one egg every 24 hours, turkeys produce only one or two per week. Kimmon Williams, of the National Turkey Federation, told ModernFarmer: 'Turkeys have a longer life cycle, so they need to get to about seven months before they are able to produce laying eggs.'

Why are people so stupid? Are they going to "finally realize why we don't eat ostrich eggs" next month or something? Oh right. Food does not come from living animals. It comes from the "Store". Righttttttt..... @PotatoKernProvo @Normal I promise I am not rage baiting. Probably. **Happy Thanksgiving!** (That is not sarcasm). Go back to bed, yell at me tomorrow after the in-laws have headed back home. Archive: https://archive.is/hZbEe From the post: >>As people prepare to carve into their Thanksgiving Day turkeys, some may wonder why the birds' eggs never make it onto the holiday menu. Turkey eggs are almost never found on grocery shelves or holiday plates. The reasons lie in biology, economics and practicality, experts said. Unlike chickens, which reliably lay about one egg every 24 hours, turkeys produce only one or two per week. Kimmon Williams, of the National Turkey Federation, told ModernFarmer: 'Turkeys have a longer life cycle, so they need to get to about seven months before they are able to produce laying eggs.'
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Never thought of eating a turkey egg. Never had a thing but chicken and quail.

Maybe I need to eat the eggs from Prometheus.