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Standing Egg

I heard it for the first time, and very recalling, in K-drama “Plus Nine Boys” Standing Egg is an indie band that played cameo as themselves in episode 8.
Standing Egg - Uniquely, I can’t find the identity of the members as they only call themselves Egg 1, Egg 2, and Egg 3. I think it’s because they are only produce and compose the song. Then they will borrow other musicians and singers for the performances. Park Shin Hye contributes for song “Break Up for You, Not Yet for Me”.
Plus Nine Boys – It’s about four men: three brothers aged 9, 19, 29 and an uncle aged 39. They were all in love but this drama showed us which love can be fought for. 9th is only a kid so sure it’s not true love. Meanwhile, 19th is teenager who still had to focus on studying. So, go on for the 29th and 39th ^^

 Not so long afterwards, I caught another ‘standing egg’ while watching Running Man episode 238.




Jihyo, Garry, and JSJ got missions to make their eggs stand together for 3 seconds. Firstly, it was so frustrating but Jihyo was amazed when she did it. And finally they succeed the mission. The eggs were standing!

It’s different from “Egg of Columbus”. My dad often played it when I was a kid. He would take a boiled egg and asked if he could make the egg stand. Sure I was very curious because it looked impossible to make that round egg to stand. Then my dad would tap the egg gently on the table while shouting “Telur Columbus!”. Tada! The egg stands by breaking it slightly. That’s exactly what Columbus did to his challengers when they looked down on Columbus’s discovery of the Indies.
Egg Balancing - In 1947, the physicist Ukichiro Nakaya verified experimentally that eggs in fact can be balanced. The shell of an egg usually has many small bumps and dimples so that, by turning the egg in different directions, it can be made to touch a flat surface on three points at the same time in many ways.
Standing an egg is not impossible. Quote: try a little harder, be more patient, and use steadier hands. Belated Happy Easter ^^
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