Wonderer67
Optimistic nihilist
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Well it does if you practice orgasm control!Wood doesnt last forever
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I don’t know anyone who does that tho!
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Well it does if you practice orgasm control!Wood doesnt last forever
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So, here’s the topic of the evening.
Expiration dates on canned goods. If it says “Sell by” or “Eat by” 1/24/26, does it drop dead on 1/25? I tend to think you got about a five yr grace period possibly. Depending on the food. As long as the cans haven’t been subjected to high heat, like say a garage.
Just went and checked and sure enough, my rotation bin has cans of beans and lentils with a Sell By date of 2020-22.
Any good insight? Resident Nurses? Resident Scientists? Shithouse scientists like myself?
****Edit****
So I dug a tad, and my hunch was basically right (5 yr window food dependent). Food Bank of the Rockies. Basically something like beans should be good indefinitely if stored properly.
So glad to hear!Yes the boys are good. Ben seems to be healing well and first stitches are to come out Thursday.
Hay! If I was good at it, I wouldn't need practice...Well it does if you practice orgasm control!
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You said blow molding.Thicker bottles tend to be PET. Some of the thinner bottles are PETG to help the blow molding
Telly is gonna be a dick about itThe Landlady Out West (Sophie the goat's mom) says it started sneauxing about an hour ago.
She will close the poodles in the barn tonight. All of them.
Went to mom and dads
Make swedish meatball casserole and a meatloaf. Dad loved it.... i will make again with some adjustments.....there is some left over for lunch tomorrow....
I also have someone now coming at 4am to plow and shovel as dialysis wants him to be there by 7...really... ?!?!?!
I am sooo stressed out
This hyper vigilance is exhausting
Fun story - college friend and his younger brother when they were @ 8 and11 years old.
Older brother comes home from school and sees his younger brother in the kitchen standing in front of the microwave.
OB: What are you cooking?
YB: An egg
OB: What now?
YB: I want to see what happens when you put an egg in the microwave.
OB: Scrambled or???
YB: No - the whole thing
With that, the younger brother opens the microwave door and bends over to peer inside. Takes out the egg with a pot holder and sets it on the counter.
The older brother grabs him around the waist and pulls them both under the kitchen table.
Not two seconds later, the whole thing explodes!
As my friend explained - it was whistling... like that sound effect they use in movies for artillery shells.
Good thing we ducked, too! That egg was like lava! It got everywhere too - walls, ceiling, floor, cabinets.
Ten years later, when our mom sold the house, there was still yellow egg yolk lacquered to the cabinets.
It may help if you will all adopt Scots terminology.... we say "sticks". That way I will know you are referring to something you will put in a fireplace rather than....You said wood.
Again.
It may help if you will all adopt Scots terminology.... we say "sticks". That way I will know you are referring to something you will put in a fireplace rather than....
Oh never mind I am embarrassing myself now! Goes back to his cup of pissy tea mumbling to himself....
The babies!!!!On duty todayView attachment 2592220
I am gonna have to de metric itShortbread you say:
INGREDIENTS (sorry it’s metric)
METRIC (UK) | CUPS (US)
- 150 g Caster Sugar (Superfine Sugar)
- 300 g Butter (at room temperature)
- 400 g Plain Flour (All-purpose Flour)
- 50 g Cornflour (Corn Startch)
INSTRUCTIONS
- Preheat your oven to 180°c (160°c for a fan assisted oven) or Gas Mark 3 and grease a couple of baking trays with a little butter.
- Cream together the butter & sugar in a large bowl until it becomes light & fluffy.
- Sift in your flour & cornflour and mix to form a stiff dough. Tip the dough onto a floured worktop and gently knead until smooth.
- Roll your dough to around 1cm thick and cut into your desired shapes. Transfer each shortbread to your pre-greased baking trays and prick each one with a fork on top.
- Bake in your pre-heated oven for around 15-20 minutes until the edges of the shortbread are golden.
- Remove from the oven and sprinkle a little sugar over each shortbread. Leave to cool on their tray for around 10 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
I am gonna have to de metric it
But thats ok...
I jave never used corn flour maybe that is why mine werent what i wanted. Dont get me wrong it tastes good but texture was odd. Do u ever do anything to it or is that blasphemy?
I have a scale that does grams....You can also buy metric measuring shit and just suffer like the rest of the world does with the damned thing.
Pennsylvania is getting hammered….
I have a scale that does grams....
I am used to mass to weight conversion... which only works on earth.I have a brain that does conversions, but most of mine are distances and not mass.
I am used to mass to weight conversion... which only works on earth.
The City on the Edge of Forever.Which seems to be where most of us are stuck for Life.
I think that I should prefer to travel time rather than distance, but then I'd fuck up a bunch of shit in the past like that Edith Keeler episode of Star Trek.
There is an old show on You Tube called "Is it a good idea to microwave this?" I highly reccomend it..This is perfect!!! Next time I have a microwave to destroy, I'ma do this.