Egging is an egg throwing action to a home, car, or person. Egging is a criminal offense in most areas. Eggs are usually raw, but sometimes hard or rotten.
Egging is sometimes associated with certain events and holidays. For example, in parts of Britain and the United States, 31st October is referred to as "Mischief Night", when a naughty teenager rubs a bar of soap in a car window, throws eggs at home, decorates a tree with toilet paper, and runs away after ringing the doorbell.. In some areas of Queens, New York, "Cabbage Night" involved throwing rotten fruits to various neighbors, cars, and buses.
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Damage and injury
Eggs are capable of causing damage when thrown on the property, and temptation is considered vandalism in addition to many other serious crimes. Eggs can damage the windows and, when thrown into the car, can punch a body panel or paint a chip where the shell breaks out, leaving the oval line. Egg whites can lower certain types of vehicles and house paint. Whether the eggs damage the surface beneath, dry eggs can be difficult to remove, and removal efforts with scrapers or erosion can damage the surface. In addition to the physical damage to the property, property properties can spread the disease. It can infect victims and possibly many victims with E. coli, salmonella, other viruses, and more.
Victims of fanfare may be entitled to compensation for the cost of repair, cleaning (including hygiene kits such as gloves, soap, water and disinfectants) to repair damaged property and the spread of disease. The common allegations involved with feeding are property damage, vandalism, and harassment. In more serious cases where injuries from ridicule are presented, the offender may be charged with attacks and fines.
Teasing a person's face can cause serious injury and eye injury, and may be an attack and a battery. A nurse was blindfolded with an eye when an egg was thrown at him from a passing car in March 2008 in Dublin. A boy in Long Island lost sight in one eye after a teenager from a local high school threw an egg out of a passing car on Halloween 2005. Medical compensation may be needed for vomiting victims due to infection and the spread of diseases such as salmonella, E. coli, conjunctivitis and meningitis. Diseases caused by ridings that enter the eye can cause serious infections of the eye and eye tissue membranes, which can spread and further infect the brain.
Maps Egging
In protest
Eggs are sometimes thrown at people as a form of protest. High-profile people who have been heralded this way include David Cameron, Steve Ballmer, Milo? Zeman, Bronis? Aw Komorowski, Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Prescott, Helmut Kohl, Nick Griffin, David Blaine, Richard Prebble, Ed Miliband, Nigel Farage, John Tsang, Luis FortuÃÆ' Â ± o, Rafael Correa. Irish Bank AIB heralded in response to the Irish banking crisis of 2009. Chairman of the Ukrainian Parliament heralded by the deputies in the Ukrainian parliament on April 27, 2010 in protest against the natural gas treaty. During the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election, candidate Viktor Yanukovych was rushed to hospital after he was hit with an egg (while government officials claim he was hit by a brick), which became the source of ridicule. Former Brazil president Luiz InÃÆ'¡cio da Silva has eggs and stones thrown at his bus by protesters as he visits southern Brazil.
In other cultures
In Brazil it's common to throw eggs at someone on their birthday, with or without their consent, as a friendly joke. Usually, wheat flour is also poured into the person's head along with the egg, with the idea of ​​a cake being made over their head.
The tradition dates back to the 1980s, but its main origin is in Mexico, where it is common to break the "cascarones" (eggshells) on a person's head at their birthday party as a lucky oath. The eggs are usually filled with confetti and stained with dye or crayon.
Famous in Brazil the people heralded on their birthdays include Guarani midfielder FC Josà ©  © Fernando Fumagalli, who has eggs and wheat flour thrown at him on his 40th birthday in 2017, along with his eventual retirement announcement.
See also
- Evil Night
- Mischief night
- Pieing
- Practical jokes topic list
- List of shoe throwing incidents
- Toilet Toilet
- Trick-or-treating
References
External links
- "The Yolks On You" - Maynard ABC Australia
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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