In 2014 there were 74.3 million children in the United States. Of those, let's say about 50 percent celebrate Easter, so 37.15 million children went on an Easter egg hunt. If every child was able to find approximately 5 eggs each, then there were a total of 185.75 million eggs hidden on Easter 2014 in the US.
13,000 dyed and hard boiled eggs were hidden at the white house in 2009. Also, there were 30,000 wooden eggs (but they were not hidden).
Easter Eggs, in the Internet and other realms stands for hidden things. From special scenes in games or videos, to hidden text or information elsewhere. In games, there may be special moves or codes to be entered for access to special screens. The reference is to the tradition of children searching for hidden decorated eggs on the Easter Holiday. These need to be searched out, and while many are easily visible, many are hidden well.
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There are many symbols for Easter such as a lamb, eggs and the crown of thorns.
The Easter Bunny ONLY does that... didn't you know that???
In many ancient cultures, eggs were a common symbol new life and immortality. In medieval times, Christians adapted the egg to their own religious devotions by giving up the eating of eggs during Lent and resuming it after Easter. Eggs came to represent the Lord's resurrection -- just as Christ broke out of the tomb on Easter morning, the yolk of the egg breaks out of its shell when cracked. The decoration of eggs for Easter is part of the folk traditions of many cultures, although it has little or no religious significance any more.
From the day the question was asked and answered, the 23rd of February 2014, there are 56 days until Easter Sunday, which is on the 20th of April 2014.
Two Hundred! at the most! is that a lot?!?
There are 8 :)
120 changes can be made in an arrangement of 5 differently colored Easter Eggs in a row.
i think its around 216
By "eggs" I assume you are talking about Easter eggs. There is way too many to list them all here, but I suggest you type "Halo 3 Easter Eggs" into Google search and click on the first link. It is quite an impressive list.