Worlds most expensive Easter Egg?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Not a good choice although when the real things are "out of season", in a pinch they'll do. What I suggest is that you get a lot of the real ones and then freeze what you don't eat straight away....you know for a rainy day.This avoids the need for the inferior dust bunnies.

I assure you my dust bunnies are quite real. Anyway, I can try to get some chocolate bunnies.

Originally posted by Nordlys
I assure you my dust bunnies are quite real. Anyway, I can try to get some chocolate bunnies.

Hmmmmmm? Scrambled chocolate bunnies would really only be a blob of chocolate right? Not particularly pleasing to the palette (sp) I should think unless of course you included some ham and then maybe a fondu like consistancy.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Hmmmmmm? Scrambled chocolate bunnies would really only be a blob of chocolate right? Not particularly pleasing to the palette (sp) I should think unless of course you included some ham and then maybe a fondu like consistancy.

Ew, chocolate bunnies with ham? I think I'll rather use the dust bunnies then. Oh wait, I have a bunny-goat, too - maybe that would work?

Originally posted by Nordlys
Ew, chocolate bunnies with ham? I think I'll rather use the dust bunnies then. Oh wait, I have a bunny-goat, too - maybe that would work?

Or better yet a Jackolope.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Or better yet a Jackolope.

yes, thank god there are jackalopes around.
without them we'd all be in deep doodoo.

doodoo, i tells ya.

Originally posted by Officer Dibble
yes, thank god there are jackalopes around.
without them we'd all be in deep doodoo.

doodoo, i tells ya.

I have a Jackalope head proudly displayed on a wall of my "Trophy Room". Actually it's the only one but hey once you've bagged a Jackolope everything else pales in comparison.

Originally posted by Officer Dibble
By the Forbes.com staff, www.Forbes.com website
New York, New York, January 7, 2004

NEW YORK - The largest private collection of Faberge Imperial Easter Eggs is to go under the hammer in April. One piece, The Coronation Egg, presented by Tsar Nicholas II to his wife at Easter 1897, would be the most expensive piece of decorative art to be sold ...[text shortened]... is son, Tsar Nicholas II, and the pieces have become a byword for treasures of rarity and value.

Hark at Mr Wikipedia!

Here's something you didn't know ... Faberge eggs are over-priced: they taste effing disgusting!