Hey, I wasn't disparaging you this time, but it isn't just refrigeration, there's always recooking stuff.Despite my general lack of intelligence, I don't leave food on the counter for six days.![]()
don't be as nitpicky as cardgame.![]()
You're obeying my wishes even before I state them. Good.It's bulk meal prep. Six days in the fridge is nothing. I'm comfortable with my storage practices. If it were a problem, I'd be posting far more often about eating bad food.
The trick is to throw it out before it achieves sentience.
If it is alive it can be killed and (according to the Chinese) eaten.The trick is to throw it out before it achieves sentience.
Haven't you seen Evolution?Generally if when you open the refrigerator you are met by live organisms it is a bad situation.
I recommend using fire in such cases.
California [taxes are] even worse. I have two sources of income: pension & social security, both are exempt under California law. I get to fill out 9 pages of forms to tell them this.![]()
Darwinism!If it can survive refrigeration and massive bombardment by microwave radiation and the resulting blistering hot temperatures, then it has earned the right to make me ill.
Don't look for supernatural explanations when lawyers and accountants have been involved.For my address, the tax form says not to enter the name of my country, but to enter the foreign country code instead (see instructions). For 3 days, I've searched the instructions for the code for the Philippines. It turns this is all a deranged joke. All foreign countries are encoded "FC." This isn't set out in the instructions. I found it with an internet search.
It only took me an hour to find the address to where I mail my form. I couldn't find it in the instruction; I used an internet search.
California's tax instructions are written by the Devil.![]()
Remind me never to make you angry over the phone...I feel bad getting so heat up and shot him on the phone, but this start to get into my nerve.