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LOL Keep away is cute Sounds like they have a nice varied diet. Her odd shaped eggs may be due to a laying glitch or beginning of reproductive issues. I would just keep an eye on her, if she starts to lay soft shell or shell less eggs then try increasing her calcium and give her some vitamins.

Can you post some photos of the eggs? What type of feed do you offer? Do you offer extra calcium free choice (oyster shell, crushed egg shells)?

Check her over for lice/mites. The bald spots on the head/neck are most likely from the rooster and possibly some feather picking. She may be scratching at her neck, so take some time to watch her. Sometimes a flock gets along well during the day, but at roosting time you can have some...