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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Real raspberries are wonderful. Fake fruit flavors are almost always horrible. And fake floral scents.
Especially when the city sewage processing plant is pumping out some horrible fake vanilla/floral scent into the entire south end of town to cover itself up! I'm looking at you, Provo! I think I would rather smell just sewage than sewage mingled with fake floral. Such a vile stench last night.
edit: Honest, I've smelled more pleasant road kill .
No lie, the first time I had cran-raspberry juice, I thought the entire bottle had gone off or been contaminated by something.
I will happily take any raspberries that accidentally go Dana's way.
Good luck, Theo!
Ha! I did not know that at all about MSCL. (For the record, I started the Tino thing - he was an actual guy I had to work with for a once-a-year event when I lived in GA. And he did not respond to emails and his voice mail was always full.)
I thought you nicknamed your work guy Tino because of MSCL! Ha!
Which would be kind of obscure, I guess, but I loved that show a lot.
(For the record, I started the Tino thing - he was an actual guy I had to work with for a once-a-year event when I lived in GA. And he did not respond to emails and his voice mail was always full.)
That's what I thought! Funny about MSCL.
I thought you nicknamed your work guy Tino because of MSCL! Ha!
I did too!
I need hivemind help. I have twelve frozen pig legs that I need defrosted by 8:00 am. I want to leave work. Should I leave them out to defrost or put them in the fridge. If they are not defrosted it is bad, but I also don't want them to smell. Smelling is slightly better than not defrosted because they need to suture. They do have to last until 11 am.
When I put them in the fridge, no defrosting happens because it is a mini fridge and it is so small.
I don't know that they'll defrost quick enough in the fridge.
I would leave them out if I wanted them defrosted if in the morning so I could, say, cook and eat them. Unless it's 90 degrees where they will be overnight, I guess?
In a sink with the water running would be ideal, but not, in this case, practical it sounds like.