Eggs and why they rock

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.
Easy to prepare.
Warm.
Tasty.
Filling.
Extremely versatile.

--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna

In article ,
Luna wrote:

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.

That's so odd, I don't know how a line break ended up there.

Inexpensive.

There.

Easy to prepare.
Warm.
Tasty.
Filling.
Extremely versatile.

--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna

Luna wrote in news:lunachick-
:

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.
Easy to prepare.
Warm.
Tasty.
Filling.
Extremely versatile.


They are also full of

Selenium
Vitamin A
Vitamin D

and lots of other good stuff, as well as having no caffeine. :-)

Chakolate

--

When a thing has been said and well, have no scruple. Take it and copy it.
--Anatole France

In article , Luna
says...

In article ,
Luna wrote:

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.


Not anymore, at least in northern Illinois. Until early this fall a dozen large
eggs were between $0.89 and $0.99. Overnight they jumped to $1.29. Today they
were $1.49. I don't know why they suddenly went up so much. Maybe the
chickens' union got a better contract.

BillJ

On 5 Dec 2003 21:59:04 -0800, BillJ wrote:

Maybe the chickens' union got a better contract.


They did! It was in "Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type".

(text is here, but it's way better with the original illustrations:
http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/2277.html )

BillJ wrote in :

Not anymore, at least in northern Illinois. Until early this fall a
dozen large eggs were between $0.89 and $0.99. Overnight they jumped
to $1.29. Today they were $1.49. I don't know why they suddenly went
up so much. Maybe the chickens' union got a better contract.


Simple law of supply and demand. LCers demand eggs, there are lots more
LCers than ever, supply hasn't caught up yet, so the price goes up.

Chakolate

--

When a thing has been said and well, have no scruple. Take it and copy it.
--Anatole France

In article , BillJ
wrote:

In article , Luna
says...

In article ,
Luna wrote:

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.


Not anymore, at least in northern Illinois. Until early this fall a dozen
large
eggs were between $0.89 and $0.99. Overnight they jumped to $1.29. Today
they
were $1.49. I don't know why they suddenly went up so much. Maybe the
chickens' union got a better contract.

BillJ


Still, if you eat like I do, that's 4 meals for $1.49.

--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna

Luna wrote:

In article ,
Luna wrote:

Eggs. Eggs rock. Here are the reasons why I love eggs:

They a
I
nexpensive.

That's so odd, I don't know how a line break ended up there.

Inexpensive.

There.

Easy to prepare.
Warm.
Tasty.
Filling.
Extremely versatile.

--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna

Guess you just got egg-cited maybe? G

Chakolate wrote:

BillJ wrote in :

Not anymore, at least in northern Illinois. Until early this fall a
dozen large eggs were between $0.89 and $0.99. Overnight they jumped
to $1.29. Today they were $1.49. I don't know why they suddenly went
up so much. Maybe the chickens' union got a better contract.


Simple law of supply and demand. LCers demand eggs, there are lots more
LCers than ever, supply hasn't caught up yet, so the price goes up.

Chakolate

--

When a thing has been said and well, have no scruple. Take it and copy it.
--Anatole France

Am starting to believe that with the meat prices as well. Was used to roasts
around $1.89 a pound, now for the same cut of meat is usually around $2.89!
Wow...guess the cows wanted in on it to maybe. BTW...buying the cheaper cuts
of meat like whole roasts, slice it into steaks and they are great on the
grill!

Chakolate wrote:
:: BillJ wrote in :
::
::: Not anymore, at least in northern Illinois. Until early this fall a
::: dozen large eggs were between $0.89 and $0.99. Overnight they
::: jumped to $1.29. Today they were $1.49. I don't know why they
::: suddenly went up so much. Maybe the chickens' union got a better
::: contract.
:::
::
:: Simple law of supply and demand. LCers demand eggs, there are lots
:: more LCers than ever, supply hasn't caught up yet, so the price goes
:: up.

Funny....I don't eat that many eggs