This mark has found its way into yer hands by fate, fortune,
or perhaps the will of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
However it came to ye,
it has carried ye farther than most souls have ever ventured.
Ye now stand among the few entrusted with a secret known only to the crew.
Throughout this vessel lie forgotten messages,
hidden passages, curious relics, and treasures
waiting to be claimed by those with keen eyes
and an unquenchable thirst for discovery.
Some rest in plain sight.
Others have kept their silence for years
awaiting the sailor worthy enough to uncover 'em.
No chart shall mark the course.
No soul shall offer ye a hint.
To claim these secrets, ye must walk the Whey.
Look where others do not. Follow the unusual. Question the ordinary.
Each discovery proves that curiosity be worth more than a chest o' gold,
for every find be another layer in the great lasagna o' adventure.
Happy hunting, Matey.
"Easter" eggs predate Christianity by tens of thousands of years.
Archaeological evidence shows that people in southern Africa were engraving ostrich eggshells with geometric designs roughly 60,000 years ago. Centuries before Christianity, the ancient Persians decorated and exchanged eggs during Nowruz, the Persian New Year, as symbols of life, renewal, and the arrival of spring. Christianity later borrowed this much older tradition, as it has many other traditions, and incorporated it into the celebration of Easter.
Today, the term "Easter egg" has taken on a different meaning in popular culture. It refers to a hidden joke, secret message, or unexpected detail hidden in a movie, video game, book, or website for people to discover.