Easter Eggs?

Sorry this isnt the right place but could anyone tell me how you access 'easter eggs' hidden on DVDs please?

It depends on the DVD. They are sometimes hidden in between chapters or by selecting certain menus etc.. Your best bet is to do a Google for Easter Eggs on your chosen DVD.

This will never be the right place. Go bug DS or, I dunno, Google it.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=easter+eggs

EDIT: Ben mentions it but in much less disagreeable terms.

Ooh you're a hard egg to crack, Nini. See what I did there?

I think the more serious and interesting question here is: "why was I able to buy a Cadbury's Creme Egg on Christmas Eve last year?".

Yes, quite "puntastic".


Same reason I could buy one in mid-August? Or maybe they were stale leftovers, didn't have the funny discolouration did it?

Nope this was a fresh batch. And by fresh I mean "stocked full of preservatives to ensure it can safely stay on the shelf for six months". Yummy.

I once heard the yellow part of Creme Eggs was radioactive to some degree, helps them live longer than your humble Kit Kat.

The less said about where the white bit comes from, the better.

Such a tease, Mark. Well, that combined with the radioactive yellow part of a Creme Egg must explain why you were able to get one on Xmas Eve though the bigger question is why did you buy one on Xmas Eve at all?

Check for baldness, especially down below.

The sole reason was so I could then appear at a friend's house offering my Christmas gift of allegedly half-lifing confectionary.

And I don't think a receding hairline can be blamed on anything other than genetics. But I'll bear in mind possible litigation in thirty years.

I realise I'm not down with the kids, but isn't a receding hairline down below called a "Brazilian"?

Sorry, no idea what you're talking about. What are 'easter eggs' on DVDs?