The Egg Master

[garbon]

Holy, I want to give this to everyone I know & when I visit them ask about how they must love it & use it everyday.

At 30 pounds apiece?  I'll pass.

I didn't see the price, 60$?! no way.

Wow, I didn't realize how much the Canadian dollar had fallen.

[Grey Fox]

It never really did any good against the £ either.

10 years ago it was 2.5$ for a £.

[Admiral Yi]

T'would probably be a little more palatable looking if our intrepid reporter had removed the rooster spunk before cooking.

[DontSayBanana]

I think Syt and malthus might enjoy this one :

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jul/15/kitchen-gadgets-review-egg-master-horrifying-unholy-affair

.............play the embedded video for maximum repulsiveness 

Oddly enough, I found the most disturbing part the sound.  Shouldn't have watched that while wearing earbuds.

[lustindarkness]

Dafuq? Why? Just. . . Why?

[Monoriu]

I think giving periodic gifts to each other is one of the greatest ways to destroy value.  Let's face it, most of us have no idea what our relatives want.  If that person really needs something, chances are, he would have bought it already.  The chance of a relative figuring out what he truly needs but isn't aware of is small. 

[Eddie Teach]

I tell people to give me cash. It works some of the time.

[Monoriu]

I tell people to give me cash. It works some of the time.

Gift coupons is a good compromise. 

[Tonitrus]

I am of the view that gift cards are even worse than cash.  They're essentially just cash with limitations.

[Eddie Teach]

Ok, guess I won't be sending Toni a gift card to Texas Road House this year.

[DontSayBanana]

Ok, guess I won't be sending Toni a gift card to Texas Road House this year.

I'd be jumping for joy if you had made that comment about me.  I mean, seriously, Texas Migraine House?  Nothing screams a rip-roaring good time to me like skull-rattling country music and the only waiter not too busy with line-dancing to actually serve their customers being the one stuck with the push broom to prevent the floor from becoming peanut shell hell.

[dps]

I am of the view that gift cards are even worse than cash.  They're essentially just cash with limitations.

Merchants love to sell gift cards, 'cause they knew that a significant percentage of them will never be used, so it's almost like their customers giving them cash for nothing.

[Monoriu]

I am of the view that gift cards are even worse than cash.  They're essentially just cash with limitations.

Cash > gift coupons > gifts. 

[Eddie Teach]

I'd be jumping for joy if you had made that comment about me.

Don't worry, you're not getting one either. 

(I can't recall ever having eaten there, but now there's one about a mile from my apartment. Do the waiters really line dance? That sounds interesting.)

[Tonitrus]

Ok, guess I won't be sending Toni a gift card to Texas Road House this year.

I'd be jumping for joy if you had made that comment about me.  I mean, seriously, Texas Migraine House?  Nothing screams a rip-roaring good time to me like skull-rattling country music and the only waiter not too busy with line-dancing to actually serve their customers being the one stuck with the push broom to prevent the floor from becoming peanut shell hell.

If you tried their honey-butter rolls, you would not say such things.