Ok, so today, RIGHT AFTER LUNCH, I had science. Now Ms. Coletta was going to demonstrate WHY EXACTLY you have to follow your hypothsis in an experiment. Last year, she had her students make a list of how to cook an egg. Yeah, that sounds idiotic, but you'll be glad when you read on. So, she demonstared how poor the recipe was. 1. Crack an egg. She made a little dent in the egg. 2. Put on fryer. She puts the unopened egg (with the little dent she calls a "crack") Now here's where it gets interesting...3. Cook for 30 seconds. Then, she put the STILL unopened egg on the burner, WITHOUT TURNING IT ON. The next part is that turns the egg over. That's "flipping" it. After, it says put salt on. She said to us, "I will , but the recipie doesn't say how much" So she puts on 5 TABLESPOONS OF SALT. Then (this is the funniest one and the nastiest one) put TABASCO SAUCE on the egg. And guess what...she did.
And last step...enjoy!
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and here's the gross part.
Ms. Coletta bit into the egg, uncracked, covered in salt and tabasco sauce. We were disgusted. Then she ran to the sink, spit it out, and promptly threw up. Then she said she was ok, had a whole can of Coke, and we watched a movie on YouTube about the old "Exploding Mentos" experiment. We get to do it on Friday.
Still, it was fun.
Sheesh, I can't wait till Friday.
And last step...enjoy!
...
and here's the gross part.
Ms. Coletta bit into the egg, uncracked, covered in salt and tabasco sauce. We were disgusted. Then she ran to the sink, spit it out, and promptly threw up. Then she said she was ok, had a whole can of Coke, and we watched a movie on YouTube about the old "Exploding Mentos" experiment. We get to do it on Friday.
Still, it was fun.
Sheesh, I can't wait till Friday.




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