can you count the letter "t" in:
what do you do with dead eggs?
i mean the eggs that quit... not the duds.... ones that have half grown, full grown, or slightly grown chicks in them...
they fly out in to a pasture as far as my arm can fling them....
for me, i can't "be" country since i'm not in the country - so, i am planning on putting mine in a plastic bag and throwing them away, too. (i will know in a few days if i have any "quiters") if i threw it it would hit one of my neighbors' houses or yards and that would not make for more fans of my chicken hobby.
and if i put it in a bush somewhere it would definately draw 'coons or possums closer to my chickens and give them the wrong idea about who our lovely eggs are intended for!
i bury them. i don't want my dog finding them so we don't throw them. in very early spring when the lake water was just melting my bf threw some quitters into the water, i guess one didnt quite make it and our dog found it and ate it just a month ago. he puked it up in the car on the way to the vet for his first shots. i have never smelled anything so bad in my life. it smelled like onions and.... omg it was terrible.
we told the vet about it, certain the dog was going to die, and he just said "i've heard worse. if he puked it up, he is going to be fine." the dog is fine but i will never smell onions and not think of that egg. 
edited to fix word fail.
my dogs eat them all the time. gives them bad breath but that's all.
sometimes i walk them out to the pasture and then open them.


user
The text includes 118 "t"s in total.
assistant