Hmm...DH found a rubberband INSIDE an egg! PIC ADDED to post #22!

[lovinlife]

This has definitely been interesting!

tapeworms shrivel up when they're taken from the host body and lose their moisture, so I don't think that's a tapeworm.

I found a scorpion in my chili once. I didn't put it there and it wasn't in the pot when I started cooking. It fell in from the stove hood. Could someone have been playing with a rubber band in the house and it shot through the air and landed in the skillet? Maybe it was stuck to the ceiling for a few months and decided to fall into the skillet at just the right time.

Oh, I know. It was the egg fairy.

 

[houndit]

Thank you for sharing. It is interesting! We once found a chicken eating a string from a feedbag. It was going in one end and coming out the other all at once.
Thank you for sharing your picture.

 

[lovinlife]

Ewwwww!

 

[Minniechickmama]

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I believe that they think there was a rubber band in the egg. I don't doubt that!

Nickle... don't believe it.

Lizard... nope, don't buy it.

Call me a cynic.

You Cynic!

 

[BarkerChickens]

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While I don't recall anyone playing with a rubberband, there is no way for me to rule it out. Technically, it is possible that it fell from the over-the-stove microwave. We took his sister's microwave about a year ago and she has young kids (we don't have any), so maybe the rubberband was tuck from her place and we just didn't catch it when we installed the microwave.

 

[paddock36]

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Ok, now that's too funny!

 

[BorderKelpie]

I like the idea of omlet laying chickens. Could we start a project with that as a result? How do we start?

Oh, I like cheese in my omlets. Are chickens lactose intolerant like my parrots?

 

[geebs]

They are doing a funky chicken bondage when you aren't around... I would be checking for leather goods next...

Whips and chains and rubberbands oh my!!!!

 

[BarkerChickens]

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[BoiseBubba]

next thing you know someone will try to shove OTHER stuff up the chickens.......Oh look it's a fly!