Cadbury's don't multiply - they diminish.
If they diminish, how come I expand?
law of diminishing returns, silly!
BillW, I'm enjoying your wit.
c.i.
This thread is NOT about rabbits!
dlowan, Gotta warn ya, you're out-numbered.
c.i.
As for the chick or the egg, does it "really" matter? c.i.
Here is a glorious egg with a grand coach for the bunny
Link To Faberge Eggs
JD, I have seen Faberge Eggs at two places. The first time was at the art museum in New Orleans. The second was at the Kremlin in Moscow. They are all amazing pieces of art work. The ones in Moscow has those precious stones. c.i.
As luck would have it I saw the entire Forbes collection at the HQ for the National Geographical Society in D.C. And it was amazingly beautiful. The Virginia Museum also has four I think in its permanent collection.
If we refer to Faberge eggs, these obviously appeared after the chicken. BTW, how much do they cost for a dozen?
Moscow can keep it's fancy eggs. They once had a great pastry chef (personal to the tsar) who escaped the revolution and eventually plopped down in Seattle and opened up shop. Dilettantes still makes wonderful sweet chocolatey stuff. About the only thing I'd tell you you had to do on a visit to this town would be to go to Dilettante's and get a port ephemere shake -- milkshake with port and their own ephemere truffle sauce. Mmmmmmmmmm......
Parking's a bitch, though.
(Mmmmmmmmm, eggses.)
