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The Stainless Steel Muskrat

>If you like Jordand Peterson AND Israel, you're my kind of guy.
https://twitter.com/jdjdhf764257/status/1626591214886883329

>>15056924
“Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.”

>>14821162
'You can buy a book called Dr Chase's Information for Everybody.

It was written by a British doctor for the first colonists. In that book it tells you exactly how they preserved eggs to be transported across the Atlantic and hatched on American soil.

I put this to the test on three separate occasions and it absolutely works, being able to hatch eggs a year after they were laid.

All you need are fresh clean unwashed hard-shelled, fertilized eggs, varnish ( real lacquer varnish not polyurethane) and sawdust.

Coat each egg with a thin layer of varnish, making sure to completely cover the entire egg. Let them air-dry and then pack them in sawdust. ( I use a 5 gallon bucket)

They can remain an incredible amount of time and still be viable for hatching or eating if necessary.

Glassing will keep eggs over a season and still leave them fresh.'
https://www.quora.com/Can-fertilized-chicken-eggs-be-put-into-suspended-animation-so-they-can-be-viable-after-long-term-storage