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*An ingredient in the Scoopa Koopa. | *An ingredient in the Scoopa Koopa. | ||
*Smells like [[shit|sulfur]] if you let them rot (Especially in the fridge.). | *Smells like [[shit|sulfur]] if you let them rot (Especially in the fridge.). | ||
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Revision as of 12:37, 9 August 2009
Eggs (たまご) are a nutritious yet (somewhat) Fattening food that can be eaten boiled, scrambled, fried, deviled, or even poached. They also bear some significance towards reproduction.
A picture of eggs!
Characters Who Like Eggs!
- Wizardheimer
- Gaston
- The Cat In The Hat
- Sam I Am
- That guy Sam I Am first annoys.
- Greenback Koopa
- Yoshi
- Fat Luigi
- Robotnik
- Ozzy
- Shaquille O'Neal (He once said "Let's green eggs and ham it!")
Characters Who HATE Eggs!
- Stone Luigi
- Mario
- Sonic
- That guy that Sam I Am annoys until he first tried them.
- I.M. Meen
Characters Related To Eggs
Trivia
- The yellow shit from the eggs goes great with toast, bagels, English muffins, and other stuff like that.
- Sometimes used to make bagels and other stuff.
- Are shaped like Robotnik.
- It is recommended you don't eat them raw or with the shell.
- Shaquille O'Neal once said in the "Kazaam" movie "Let's green eggs and ham it!"
- An ingredient in the Scoopa Koopa.
- Smells like sulfur if you let them rot (Especially in the fridge.).
