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5/23/12 at 6:00pm

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Ok, I think I have enough responses to cover sending eggs for a while! If it goes well with the people who have already posted, I will come back and see if anyone else would like some! Thanks guys, I am excited to give this a try :) Hopefully it'll help some with the egg delivery contest info as well. I'll send PMs to people as I can send eggs.

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5/24/12 at 12:52pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kedreeva

Hopefully it'll help some with the egg delivery contest info as well. I'll send PMs to people as I can send eggs.

I'm excited. Just let me know what the cost of shipping is and I can send payment by PayPal or any other form you prefer. I'm excited!

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