the rubber egg

[diegonikki]

i tried this but i was impatient with vinegar it takes to long so i used hydroflouric acid :D :D :D :D epic 1 minute egg is rubber but its dilluted so not so hazardous but still very strong acid

[kennedibabieh1]

u should've jus used a regular egg instead of takinq a baby chick's life !

[CaptBart]

@kennedibabieh1 It was one of our own chickens eggs, w/ no rooster in the yard, it's LITERALLY impossible for a chick to have been in there. If you'll observe, there's NO chick in sight in that yolk.

[SpEEdHackEr101]

Cool. let's leave it in vinegar for like a 10000 years so it could bounce 20000 light years. Problem with that NASA?

[CaptBart]

@challe1999 I DIIIIIIIID!!!!

[Fluffabunny1]

Can you still cook it or will it taste weird?

[CaptBart]

@Fluffabunny1 It is totally inedible. The vinegar soaks in That's what most of the liquid is you see when we pop it open.

[zeldagirl1514]

i thought it was two days in vinegar

[CaptBart]

@zeldagirl1514 Two days is all you do need to dissolve the shell but we wanted to see what would happen after a few days more. We didn't expect the membrane to survive, SO... :)

[OpheliaCrack]

that was really big egg

[CaptBart]

That was home grown'll get ya. ;)

[vineyardedge]

wow- that was a strong membrane! Cool!

[vineyardedge]

Wow- so does vinegar dissolve our bones too?

[AnimaXFanima]

haha, Trey got scared, but still...thats really gross.

probably a good experiment, but really gross.

[CaptBart]

Heehee