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So I've got this curry thing for my lunch...


Charlotte

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I'll have it if you don't want it, I'm starving!

 

Just make sure you really blast it (yes that is the technical term :p) in the microwave and you will be ok Charlotte :)

 

Pasta is a risky one too I've been told, so I'm off to reheat last nights spag bol for my lunch. Man I like to live on the edge :rolleyes:

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I'll have it if you don't want it, I'm starving!

 

Just make sure you really blast it (yes that is the technical term :p) in the microwave and you will be ok Charlotte :)

 

Pasta is a risky one too I've been told, so I'm off to reheat last nights spag bol for my lunch. Man I like to live on the edge :rolleyes:

 

 

I always re-heat spagbol as it's nicer the next day, hasn't killed me yet

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Ive been told that about Rice and have never been tempted to heat a take away if its gone a little cool on the way home but Microwaved curry has always been fine with me, never caused any problems. Except for the flavours:D

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We all have to die sometime..... even if it is death by boiled rice :D

 

You should see some of the things I've eaten in the past. Some of it approaching roadkill when I did a bushcraft weekend LOL

 

Exactly, half the reason people get so ill with colds and all that is they spend their lives making sure everything is clinically clean and the body never builds up a resistance.

 

So you get the runs for a few days, you either don't do it again or your body adjusts... :)

 

Besides, the basic bloke food groups such as pizza, indian and chinese are even better the following day after being nuked for a few minutes.

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My mum scared me a bit the other day by telling me that rice, however it's cooked, and then cooled down and left is the biggest spreader of food poisoning.

That's nothing. Did you realise that underwear accumulates 2 million types of bacteria which grows on your privates every day?

 

Stop wearing underwear!

 

Also that an average door knob has traces of 45 peoples faeces on it. Don't open doors!

 

The air you're breathing has been breathed by an average of 115 people and contains traces of yellow fever, the bubonic plague and two dozen bacterial nasties.

Stop breathing!

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That's nothing. Did you realise that underwear accumulates 2 million types of bacteria which grows on your privates every day?

 

Stop wearing underwear!

 

Also that an average door knob has traces of 45 peoples faeces on it. Don't open doors!

 

The air you're breathing has been breathed by an average of 115 people and contains traces of yellow fever, the bubonic plague and two dozen bacterial nasties.

Stop breathing!

 

Oh faaaak :blink:

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That's nothing. Did you realise that underwear accumulates 2 million types of bacteria which grows on your privates every day?

 

Stop wearing underwear!

 

Also that an average door knob has traces of 45 peoples faeces on it. Don't open doors!

 

The air you're breathing has been breathed by an average of 115 people and contains traces of yellow fever, the bubonic plague and two dozen bacterial nasties.

Stop breathing!

 

Sorted... I'll stand by the door outside naked not breathing and I'll live forever :) (Think my client may not be best impressed though)

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I heated it up too much, it's like molten!

 

Vicki does that. Just to make definitely sure it's fully cooked she turns it into charcoal.

 

Aren't woman, like, genetically predisposed to being good in the kitchen or am I thinking of Gordon Ramsey?

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Just eat the thing and stop being picky:D if worst comes to the worst youll be on the toilet all night:D

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