Someone out there is really asking the hard-hitting questions about whether eggs count as "blended chickens," and honestly? The engineering critique here is *chef's kiss*. Turns out blended chicken makes for terrible structural material, especially when you add gravy to the mix. Who knew that liquefied poultry doesn't have the load-bearing capacity needed for construction projects?
For the record, eggs are unfertilized chicken ova - basically just chicken periods in a shell. They're not blended chickens any more than your morning orange juice is a blended orange tree. But let's be real, the mental image of someone trying to build a bridge out of chicken smoothie is absolutely sending me. The structural integrity would be... questionable at best.
Props to Nile Red and Nigel Braun for this future wisdom from 2026. Can't wait to see what other groundbreaking materials science discoveries await us.
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