WTF have I just read

[Hoardasurass]

Transgender woman loses case against ex who threw out jar of testicles https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13062699/testicles-michigan-transgender-muslim-woman-sued-genitals.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton

Putting aside the obvious headlines, it's a fascinating insight into the work of the courts and how its being disrupted by people who are wielding protected characteristics as a weapon and how the court system is largely tolerating it for want of any other defensible course of action.

There are lots of people with very chaotic lives who pass through courts and they could benefit from an iota of the support and accommodations the court gives here when it effectively shouldn't.

Full backstory and very deep dive:

I still do this. Only recently I found a rotten egg, hadn’t been in the fridge long, fortunately the smell is fairly obvious as you crack the egg.
I keep eggs in the fridge because I have a small kitchen and not much worktop surface.
Edit
Sorry clicked wrong quote. I was referring to breaking eggs individually not wrapping in newspaper 😁

Only 1 egg a week per person on the ration, and eggs were gathered over a period of time before distribution so an egg could be three weeks old the day you bought it.

Although putting in a bowl of water pre cracking would tell you which ones were off.

I had a Canadian visitor who kept putting the eggs in the fridge.

Such womanly. Many feminine.

All women have their testicles removed and kept in the fridge as proof they are a woman.

As per the videos, making life difficult for roommates, police, medical services, and the courts for quite some time.

Repeatedly doesn't have to face legal or civil consequences for actions because the courts know that they're being misused (as they are by many people) but there isn't an obvious way to handle this until the numbers reach such a tipping point that the legal system is no long able to function.

The Food standards Agency and British Lion eggs recommend keeping eggs in the fridge. The temperature needs to be kept at a constant and under 20 degrees and that tends to be the easiest place to do it I guess. I have always kept ours in the fridge.

James Martin says don't put them in the fridge because they absorb all the flavours - which if you keep them in the box just isn't true. I know this as we had marinated Chinese belly pork in there at the weekend and the eggs don't taste any different.

Kingsley said that her testicle-removal surgery cost $20,000. Although, she also revealed that the surgery was paid for by the state because she is 'disabled'

You have to ask yourself what kind of laws intercept with one another to make this sentence even possible!

James Martin says don't put them in the fridge because they absorb all the flavours

Jesus. Balls flavoured Burford Browns?

My mum kept her gallstones in a jar, not quite the same 🤣

Finally the fat balls thread and the feminism board have crossed over each other, I've been waiting for this.
Fat balls thread was what hooked me into mumsnet in the first place and then I stayed for the feminism. (Well and a few other things...😂) For anyone who doesn't know the fat balls thread it's in classics and it's fucking hilarious. I would link it but I'm on my phone being hurtled to London in the car (dh driving).

In the deep dive video, at different points, Kingsley reports up to 26 different medical conditions and disabilities and refers to self as "medically fragile".

All in, the story is replete with the usual tropes that centre the strapping medically fragile 6-footer as a victim whose altruism is constantly exploited by others.

Didn't Lia Thomas's other half post something about their testicles in jars?

Mmmm. If I put my tiny truffle cheddar bit beside my eggs, will that make truffled egg omelet?

I keep my eggs in the fridge.

i asked for my appendix when it was removed but it had already been incinerated 🙁
also asked my DH to keep his hip joint after hip replacement but they said no!!

I thought so boiled. That was who I was thinking of

😂

Fucking hell are you setting a a medical museum?

😂

I'm wondering what people on this thread think 'keep refrigerated after purchase' means on egg boxes. Do you all have your own hens and eat freshly laid eggs every day?

If you want to eat fresh tasting eggs that are more than a couple of days old you need to keep them in the fridge. In their boxes and definitely not in the egg holder in the door. That's the worst place for eggs as movement thins the whites and if they're exposed they'll pick up other flavours.

What do people who don't put their eggs in the fridge think will happen to them in the fridge?

If he had even a smidge of Machiavellian ambition, he'd start proceedings to sue the state for cutting the balls off somebody who kept telling them he was mentally fragile.

Amateur.

So, keeping excised testicles as a proof of status has a long history? There's probably a PhD thesis to be had out of this.

This is interesting, thanks. Yet another reason to avoid factory-farmed produce.

As for the story — words fail me.

This, er, individual must surely be in vexatious litigant territory by now?

Sarah Brown.

A friend kept the stump of her firstborn's umbilical cord when it dropped off. I think it may be in her special memory box rather than the fridge though. He was 28 last week so I think it's thoroughly air-dried by now.