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Some eggs are harder to crack than others. (Original Post)
sl8
Mar 2019
OP
Not very nurturing. Isn't the bird supposed to sit on the damn thing?
JustABozoOnThisBus
Mar 2019
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jpak
(41,758 posts)1. Wow - is hat a Secretary Bird? or a Bustard?
sl8
(13,787 posts)3. According to several of the YouTube commenters, it's a red-legged seriemas
Looks like them:
Those are big birds!
JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,350 posts)2. Not very nurturing. Isn't the bird supposed to sit on the damn thing?
And, which rule of golf covers this situation? Is it the same as the "free drop" if your ball stops close to an alligator?
TexasBushwhacker
(20,202 posts)5. Actually birds love cracked eggs
Protein is protein. They won't crack their own, of course.
Harker
(14,024 posts)6. Similarly...
some jokes are also harder to crack than others.