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4 Eggs Left In The Carton...

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B however I don't arrange them that way. When I take eggs from the carton, I alternate ends until they are all gone.

 

Wouldn't that end up being D?

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I don't arrange them at all. Whatever is left is whatever is left.

 

You people are weird.

 

The words obsessive and compulsive come to mind here.

 

I resemble those remarks. :lol:

I can't believe anyone would even have an opinion as to which is correct. What would be the purpose of arranging the eggs in any particular order?

 

We normally buy eggs in the 18 packs. And we pay no attention to how we remove the eggs or how the remaining ones are left in the carton.

There are some things we have to do to keep a civilized society. Putting all the eggs on one side so it's heavier than the other is not a society I want to be a part of.

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The answer is now solved. I started thinking about this thread and remembered making the Mrs. some scrambled eggs this AM. Thought to myself, "I think there were about 4 eggs left" Just checked and sure enough, 4 eggs.

The eggs are farm fresh, and the ones still in the carton were the furthest away. I may have skipped over one the other day to grab a different one since most are different shapes or colors and may be more appealing to this guy who likes egglands best and not this natural crap.

Glad this mystery is solved.

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The answer is now solved. I started thinking about this thread and remembered making the Mrs. some scrambled eggs this AM. Thought to myself, "I think there were about 4 eggs left" Just checked and sure enough, 4 eggs.

The eggs are farm fresh, and the ones still in the carton were the furthest away. I may have skipped over one the other day to grab a different one since most are different shapes or colors and may be more appealing to this guy who likes egglands best and not this natural crap.

Glad this mystery is solved.

OR, you still have your Easter eggs
OR, you still have your Easter eggs

 

If it's up to me, that green one will not leave the carton!

There are some things we have to do to keep a civilized society. Putting all the eggs on one side so it's heavier than the other is not a society I want to be a part of.

 

I beg to differ here. Weighted to one side provides comfort and consistency. The REAL question here is do you weight them to the left or to the right? To the left is clearly for left wing liberal do-gooders content to give away everyone else's money to those who cannot get their own eggs under their own power. Those who weight them to the right are obviously power hungry bigots who see the world in narrow terms and would prefer to hoard their eggs for the coming war.

 

Which are you?

People actually arrange eggs left in a cartoon a certain way?:facepalm:

People actually arrange eggs left in a cartoon a certain way?:facepalm:

 

Not everyone eats 6 to 12 per serving.

Not everyone eats 6 to 12 per serving.

 

Lightweights.

Not everyone eats 6 to 12 per serving.

 

What about those days I eat 20 servings in one sitting and there's four left...bet you didn't think about that one did ya?:idunno:

Wouldn't that end up being D?
No, by alternating ends I always get the center eggs last. I typically eat 4 at a time. So I will take 2 from each end.
Lightweights.

 

Not our arteries.

What about those days I eat 20 servings in one sitting and there's four left...bet you didn't think about that one did ya?:idunno:

 

Remember Big, this isn't about arrangement, it is about selection.

Why all wrong? We too buy the 18 count carton. Papaw has been the chef here lately and I don't care how he does them.

 

See Mamaw, we can agree on something!!

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