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I hate coming on here and having to break the news to people that they didn't get what they thought they were buying. :(

I'll be putting her up for sale (along with others), tomorrow and I'll be honest about her virtues and her faults. :)

Most egg oddities are just temporary glitches. But now and then you get one with a permanent issue. It doesn't affect her health so I just eat the eggs and don't incubate them. :)

No, I just think that except for her calcium problem she's just an overall good hen. It's really a shame I can't breed her because she's got a lot of plusses -- good size to her eggs, reasonably reliable layer, well-behaved in the flock, remarkably good lacing for a hatchery bird, etc. If her...

In fact, hers are nice for frying because her yolks are sturdy and rarely break when I flip them. :)

Defects in the shell don't compromise the eating quality unless they're the sort of defects that would allow bacteria to penetrate. Popcorn's eggs are always bumpy and sometimes wrinkled, but I use them just like I use any other egg of like size and freshness. :)

The pink one on the left is exactly like the ones my SLW Popcorn lays every time. That's why I won't breed her.