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Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Wow. You are really on fire. I have no idea if there is an egg shortage all the way in outer MD where you live. There is not one here. So it’s spotty stock I guess?

Anywhoooo prices are up maybe a dollar. That happens over time.

Kensington is “outer Maryland”?!?!

JFC, what a moron

Go to the aldi in Silver Spring on Georgia Ave. They have all the eggs you heart desires. You can buy enough for your entire neighborhood!

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Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Wow. You are really on fire. I have no idea if there is an egg shortage all the way in outer MD where you live. There is not one here. So it’s spotty stock I guess?

Anywhoooo prices are up maybe a dollar. That happens over time.

Kensington is “outer Maryland”?!?!

JFC, what a moron

I live in MA. No egg shortage and I paid $4.99 for 18 on Sunday. Can’t wait for it to be lower!

Went to Aldi on Tuesday night, and they had a seemingly endless supply of eggs. Boxes and boxes of them stacked in the refrigerator. $3.49 for a carton which seemed reasonable to me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Wow. You are really on fire. I have no idea if there is an egg shortage all the way in outer MD where you live. There is not one here. So it’s spotty stock I guess?

Anywhoooo prices are up maybe a dollar. That happens over time.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Today isn't Wednesday. That's disinformation.

I’m sorry. You’re right. Today, January 15th, isn’t a a Wednesday. And yesterday, January 14th, wasn’t a Tuesday, either.

I was mistaken. Donald Trump assaulted me in a dressing room and caused me to lose my memory. I was actually speaking about last week, but I’m stupid and you were a lot smarter than me and showed me where I was wrong.

You are a God-King-Queen-Being and we are so fortunate to have someone of your eminence here to advise and correct all of us.

I’m stupid because climate change has given me gender confusion and I’m a victim of the patriarchy fascists.

Thank you your Godship.

For the egg shortage denier, I just left Safeway in Olney and there are 0 eggs. If you don’t believe me, call them. They have signs up stating there is an egg shortage.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Today isn't Wednesday. That's disinformation.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

No, *I* said “Tuesday night”. As in last night. Not a week ago. Yesterday. The 14th.

As another poster said - you CAN acknowledge there’s an egg shortage right now without it making you a trump supporter. You don’t have to keep carrying the torch for Joe.

Because right now you look like a complete moron trying to convince the crowd how awesome the Emperor’s New Clothes look, when we can all plainly see his wedding tackle hanging down.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egg prices are fine in DC and eggs are available. Who is trying to start some sort of a misinformation campaign?

Costco in Wheaton and the Safeway in Kensington had ZERO eggs as of 8pm last evening (Tuesday)

You mean right after the big snow freak out back to school shopping?

Do some math, kitten. The snow was 10 days ago. This was last night.

they said last Tuesday. Everyone did the bulk of the pre storm shopping prior to that. Some places might not have gotten deliveries.

Mwrarh

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Anonymous wrote:Chickens make a lot of poop, it's quite disgusting and that is why there are minimum yard size requirements of over 2 acres for each

There aren't, though. Not even in Fairfax County.

In Fairfax County you cannot have chickens on less than 2 acres, even as pets, unless you live in a locality that allows it (like Fairfax City) or are grandfathered, or go through the permit process with public hearing. I'm aware some people just have them anyway, but 2 acres is the rule in that county.

It's not 2 acres per chicken. And the rule has two options: (1) 2+ acres (2) < 2 acres plus permit

You're correct. I missed that PP said "for each," that's not right.
The permit involves a newspaper advertisement, notifying your neighbors, and a public hearing and zoning board vote. Which is fine! But it's more than, say, a building permit.

Personally I think a limited number of poultry (like 6 hens?) should be allowed on any lot so long as you have setbacks from the neighbors. If your lot is too small or your house is too big, you wouldn't meet setback requirements. But requiring 2 acres for even a small number of chickens or ducks is overkill. There are public parks with more birds in less space.

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Anonymous wrote:Chickens make a lot of poop, it's quite disgusting and that is why there are minimum yard size requirements of over 2 acres for each

There aren't, though. Not even in Fairfax County.

In Fairfax County you cannot have chickens on less than 2 acres, even as pets, unless you live in a locality that allows it (like Fairfax City) or are grandfathered, or go through the permit process with public hearing. I'm aware some people just have them anyway, but 2 acres is the rule in that county.

It's not 2 acres per chicken. And the rule has two options: (1) 2+ acres (2) < 2 acres plus permit

I think that is a common rule, it was the same for where I lived in CT. This is where I am not sure why people are thinking you could just have chickens in urban areas where nobody has that much land. There are still rules that restrict what you realistically could have.

Because there are places that have different rules. That is why.

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Anonymous wrote:Chickens make a lot of poop, it's quite disgusting and that is why there are minimum yard size requirements of over 2 acres for each

There aren't, though. Not even in Fairfax County.

In Fairfax County you cannot have chickens on less than 2 acres, even as pets, unless you live in a locality that allows it (like Fairfax City) or are grandfathered, or go through the permit process with public hearing. I'm aware some people just have them anyway, but 2 acres is the rule in that county.

It's not 2 acres per chicken. And the rule has two options: (1) 2+ acres (2) < 2 acres plus permit

I think that is a common rule, it was the same for where I lived in CT. This is where I am not sure why people are thinking you could just have chickens in urban areas where nobody has that much land. There are still rules that restrict what you realistically could have.

Anonymous wrote:...there are no egg shortages, where on earth are you shopping?

There is due to avian flu, but there are eggs to be found for less than $4. People freaking out about eggs claiming $10 is ridiculous.

This is a s/o but who wants to start a "I keep chickens in my backyard" AMA? We have soooo many questions