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MKRG 10-28-04 09:24 AM

blood pudding?

WorldWind 10-28-04 09:31 AM

You see what happens when Martha gets sent down the river.... Anarchism.


If you try to squish my baget I will tell your mom.

auk 10-28-04 09:39 AM

In the words of Haywood Banks.....YEAH TOAST!!!!!!

lotek 10-28-04 09:41 AM

boiling cinnamon in water will remove (mask) almost any smell. Works
well just before the parents come to visit and keeps them from looking
for and throwing out your stash.
Corn Tortillas do well in a toaster oven, if not slap them onto a hot frypan
sans oil.
coke will rot your nose
sugar in raisin bread is cause for early flash point.

SSSwede 10-28-04 09:51 AM

Blood pudding may be a poor translation, basically it is a black pudding made from blood, flour and eggs (I guess) fried in slices served with fried bacon. Nicer than it sounds really

MKRG 10-28-04 09:57 AM

I can hear the vegans squirming.

South Fulcrum 10-28-04 09:59 AM

I'm hung over and eating falafel. Not as good as pie.

SSSwede 10-28-04 10:01 AM

Well vegans wouldn´t eat any traditional farmers food:
Blood pudding
Pork pan-cake (in my oven right now)
Pork sausage with root-mash
Pigs feet
Pigs knees
However my brother-in-laws son is a vegan and he often drops by to yell at me and drink my beer and Jack Daniels.....

auk 10-28-04 10:08 AM

Cut him off from the beer and Jack....thus ends the yelling.

lucklust 10-28-04 10:25 AM


Originally Posted by skitbraviking
1) They used to use coca cola to clean ovens

True oven cleaner (that you buy at the store) has an almost identical chemical makeup to Nair. Very basic.

gilby 10-28-04 10:29 AM

I usually make the frozen pizza right on the rack (so I don't have to scrub the pan), and when I take it out of the oven I slide it right back onto the cardboard tray. If I get the small pizzas, I just crack it in half when it's cool, so I don't even dirty the pizza cutter.

SSSwede 10-28-04 10:37 AM

Actually feeding him beer and Jack ends the yelling...

57Facets 10-28-04 12:13 PM

<In the words of Haywood Banks.....YEAH TOAST!!!!!!>

Oh yeah! Haywood Banks... I especially love the "French Toast!" part.

Wahoo!

HereNT 10-28-04 01:11 PM

Cutting off the beer and jameson begins the yelling for me...

SSSwede 10-28-04 01:13 PM

Reminding of the fact that tomorrow is friday, and naught will be cut off at that time

SD Fixed 10-28-04 01:46 PM


Originally Posted by lucklust
True oven cleaner (that you buy at the store) has an almost identical chemical makeup to Nair. Very basic.

I'm half way curious as to why you know this.

trekkie820 10-28-04 02:02 PM


Originally Posted by lucklust
True oven cleaner (that you buy at the store) has an almost identical chemical makeup to Nair. Very basic.

We use oven cleaner to clean some really dirty, pitted and stained windows, and I know for a FACT that you do not want this stuff coming anywhere near your skin. We were required to wear respirators and rubber gloves, and for very good reason. This stuff feels like pepper spray on the lungs(if you breath in the mist) and it will "burn" off your top layers of skin. Even though we were supposed to wear the respirators, we often didn't. We even used it to kill bee's nests if we had no bee killer. NASTY stuff.

bombusben 10-28-04 02:05 PM


Originally Posted by trekkie820
it will "burn" off your top layers of skin.

Yup, pretty much what nair is designed to do.

SD Fixed 10-28-04 02:22 PM

IF you want some skin altering fun, try Jasco brand paint remover. Makes oven cleaner look like Avon Skin so soft.

Burnarific!!

Takes paint from ANYTHING.

bostontrevor 10-28-04 03:36 PM

Nair contains salts that interrupt some molecular bonds that hold hair together.
Oven cleaner contains caustic soda which dissolves fats and other organic crap. Non-caustic formulas use some ethers. Don't rub oven cleaner on your body, don't clean your oven with Nair.

highpants 10-28-04 03:53 PM

i don't know if it's too late to revisit that whole smashed bread scenarion, but i just wanted to say that if you buy real bread (you know, the kind with the short ingredients list made up of words you recognize and know how to pronounce and lacking any words that end in "-60"), you probably couldn't smash it thin like that and would therefore eliminate your fire problem. plus you'd probably feel better. because you'd be a bread snob. like me.

highpants 10-28-04 03:54 PM

woops. scenarion.

hammye 10-28-04 04:11 PM

Are you Alton Brown or something?
Funny thing is that I thought the same thing when I saw the first post.

gilby 10-28-04 04:15 PM

That's the problem with real bread, though. Doesn't a wafer-thin piece of toast sound better? Oh, the virtues of Wonderbread....You can form it into a doughy breadball, and it seems to last for weeks without getting moldy, and Velveeta simply tastes better against the smooth texture of Wonderbread.

lucklust 10-28-04 04:18 PM


Originally Posted by bostontrevor
Nair contains salts that interrupt some molecular bonds that hold hair together.
Oven cleaner contains caustic soda which dissolves fats and other organic crap. Non-caustic formulas use some ethers. Don't rub oven cleaner on your body, don't clean your oven with Nair.

Depilatories work by breaking down hair with a high pH substance such as sodium thioglycolate or calcium thioglycolate - which reacts with the protein structure of hair. Oven cleaners and drain cleaners are typically ~1.5% sodium thioglycolate by mass.


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