...that it's safe to eat these? I know that there are 100 year old duck eggs that were carefully entombed in the earth by experienced hands, but I am a little concerned about these.
What do you think?
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2 comments:
hehe! Maybe the people that packaged this is not aware that eggs stay fresh for about 5 weeks or so (I think).
What a great sense of humor!
i love your sense of silliness! somehow, i don't think that they were thinking too clearly in the advertising department!
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