Here is where I found the question and an answer...
http://thaimassageinfo.com/?p=2631
This is a site where people "chat" about the first person to eat eggs, though I would not call any of their answers interesting...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060702105402AANrAJw
This one is not as good, though it does raise some other questions...
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_decided_to_eat_chicken_eggs_first
This one has a neat story in it...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090106065912AAxN4nS
This one has an answer that is probably the most realistic...
I think I have an answer, given the history lessons I remember and the stories that I have read. Along with some creative imaginings...
Back in the days before time, when the world was new and the creatures were still figuring out who belonged where, a clan of cave dwellers were going about their daily food searches. The females were in charge of gathering and storing, while the males were in charge of hunting.
However, this made the flying creatures take note of the cave dwellers. One day one of the flying creatures found a young cave dweller by themselves and snatched them off the ground. They took them to their nest and released them for the young to eat. While trying to get away, the cave dweller broke one of the strange rocks which filled the nests in the cave. The young cave dweller hid inside the broken egg.
While the young cave dweller was in the egg, they became very hungry and began to eat the goo which was oozing out of the crack. This filled them up and the shell kept them warm, so they stayed there until all the noises stopped.
When the noises stopped, it was dark and hard for the cave dweller to see. They took one of the eggs to nourish them on their return to their cave and made the trek back to their cave below.
Upon their return, they put the egg near their campfire to keep for future use. While it was there, it cooked and became a hard boiled egg. Finally, the egg cracked and the clan shared the egg.
"There's reason in roasting eggs." James Howell, English Proverbs.
This is my take on the who ate the first egg question. I hope you enjoyed it!!!
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