It’s always a white chicken.

The multitude of black and brown chickens were denied road access by the oppressive system, but the poor white chickens who were also denied access kept voting along tribal linesto keep the system in place.

The Universe only became efficient when wealth accumulated to a few googolionaires who turned it into a fascist state.

They made the trains run on time.

“Communism”

The villain isn’t cool-looking enough.

If he’s one generation older than the protagonist, then he’s somehow related, e.g. I am your father, uncle, much elder sibling, etc.

But if you put him in the gas chamber without any windows or other observation means, is he alive or dead?

Was that a good roll on the treasure table?

It’s like the first time in any restaurant or food place where you’re not familiar with the food:

Ask the server what they recommend.

It’s the “perfect amount of food” but nobody said anything about the taste.

It’s definitely +1 something…

Cool idea!!

I always assumed that ICE agents were local, but this is a great way to demoralize them and send a message.

It just clicked with me that the fun god’s design with the yellow giant puppet head, green bags under its eyes may be a reference to H R Pufnstuf from the Sid and Marty Krofft 70s TV shows.

https://woorillacaught.com/hr-puff-n-stuff/

I had to go way back to figure out what the egg was for…

Like Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra!

There is a net, but it’s shallow, allowing the fish to swim underneath, while trapping most plastics, which generally float.

I believe Hudson News is one of those brightly lit airport stores that line the walkways to airport terminal gates.

They offer touristy souvenirs, snacks, drinks, etc.

I’ve never felt the need to spend too much time in one though.

It’s really the wrong question here in the States, or at least for supermarket eggs here in California.

Vaccinated chickens and pasteurized eggs virtually eliminate salmonella inside the eggs.

We can have our eggs sunny side up.

I live in California in the United States, and I’ve never heard of washing hands after touching regular supermarket eggs.

After a little googling, why this is so: California state law requires state-registered egg producers, i.e. any commercial size operation, whether they’re in-state, or out-of-state, to perform treatment, such as pasteurization and vaccination of laying hens against Salmonella.

“Repacked eggs” i.e. eggs in a typical supermarket egg container must be “clean” which has a specific legal definition which pretty much means washed and, under USDA rules, sanitized.

In Europe, things are obviously different, and may be different in each country/province/city.

This state law only applies to commercial egg producers. Obviously if I were to handle eggs from backyard chickens, I would have to wash and sanitize the eggs and my hands.

TIL!

By cooking it to an appropriate temperature?

And don’t forget to disinfect them to get rid of the salmonella, too. I’d rather just buy clean eggs.

Eggs with chicken poop all over them are not a good thing healthwise. I’m all for the clean eggs from my local market.