Two eggs.
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I guess the numbers of eggs right! :)
It is fun doing that every morning!
I was worried after yesterday’s post about the Villa Simont that we’d start getting off-topic. Glad to see we’re back to the eggs.
Immortal words. They just won’t die.
an excellent omen. Today will be a good day.
Now it doesn’t matter what country he’s in. “Eggs is eggs” as my aunt used to say. She’s in an asylum now.
Orwell’s diary is the literary equivalent of Bushmiller’s Nancy.
Two eggs = Three rocks
I wonder if he bought a chicken to get his eggs, or if he had an egg and nurtured it to hatching a chicken and subsequently took more eggs from that chicken?
George Orwell ate two eggs: therefore George Orwell had always eaten two eggs, and George Orwell would always eat two eggs.
George, please: put an end to this eggs affair. Stop it or you’d deserve to be amicably bludgeoned –with an eggplant, of course.
Just checked my fridge this morning and found four eggs. Four eggs! And if I’m not completely mistaken, such a morning discovery would have been also perfectly imaginable in the year of 1984. Seems like 1984 would have been rather an eggciting utopia than a dystopia to George.
Ergo: George Orwell is a deranged Egg Fiend.
I knew it was a two egg morning.
They talk consumption,
Whereas he writes production:
The clash of ages
And if he gets two eggs tomorrow, he’ll have five eggs. Right?
(I sure hope someone hasn’t already made this joke).
Warum zum Teufel kauft er NICHT ENDLICH EINEN HAHN.
Thoughtcrime does not entail eggs: thoughtcrime IS eggs.
Those posts would’nt be difficult to translate into Newspeak.
you know, that donkey just died. today.