Go to www.thinkgeek.com and search "chickenborgegg" and you will love what you see and hate that it is out of stock.
Resistance is delicious
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Did anyone else at least read the story about the chickenborgegg cuber?
Did anybody see this:
A woman in England made one of those interactive books for babies/young toddlers. It is one of those books that has the lift the flap or button the item etc. Long story short this woman made one in the style of Star Trek TNG. It has the characters depicted like the characters in South Park. The interactions are 'Help Geordi See' by buttoning his visor to the proper area. There are more interactions but one of the coolest ones deals with The Best Of Both Worlds Parts 1 and 2. I have to find the link.
Did anyone else at least read the story about the chickenborgegg cuber?
Did anybody see this:
A woman in England made one of those interactive books for babies/young toddlers. It is one of those books that has the lift the flap or button the item etc. Long story short this woman made one in the style of Star Trek TNG. It has the characters depicted like the characters in South Park. The interactions are 'Help Geordi See' by buttoning his visor to the proper area. There are more interactions but one of the coolest ones deals with The Best Of Both Worlds Parts 1 and 2. I have to find the link.
"Chickenborgegg" doesn't work. "Chickenborg" finds it, though. But wait... why not a direct link? 
Silly idea. You put the freshly boiled egg, all hot 'n hard to handle, into the cube shaped container. You then chill it and once cold, the egg comes out in a cube shape. Cute idea, but annoying as hell (one egg at a time) if you want to do a whole bunch of them for a spread. It would've been more practical to make one to shape 3 or 4 eggs.
Incidentally, for you egg lovers out there, NordicWare makes a terrific egg cooker called the Egg Boiler. You use it in the microwave. No, the microwaves don't cook the eggs--hot water does, that gets boiled by the microwaves. So the eggs are steamed and come out great. I use one all the time, much faster than boiling water on a stove. Plus, you can experiment and gauge how much time it takes to make a soft, medium, or hard boiled egg.
Silly idea. You put the freshly boiled egg, all hot 'n hard to handle, into the cube shaped container. You then chill it and once cold, the egg comes out in a cube shape. Cute idea, but annoying as hell (one egg at a time) if you want to do a whole bunch of them for a spread. It would've been more practical to make one to shape 3 or 4 eggs.
Incidentally, for you egg lovers out there, NordicWare makes a terrific egg cooker called the Egg Boiler. You use it in the microwave. No, the microwaves don't cook the eggs--hot water does, that gets boiled by the microwaves. So the eggs are steamed and come out great. I use one all the time, much faster than boiling water on a stove. Plus, you can experiment and gauge how much time it takes to make a soft, medium, or hard boiled egg.
