BGDDisco
BGDDisco t1_ja2eyh4 wrote
Reply to Walked by the YMCA yesterday by snickerscowboy
I often wonder how the Village People met and formed a band. They come from such diverse and varied backgrounds.
BGDDisco t1_j3gm2hw wrote
Reply to The Galloping Hessian (Digital edit) by LeeroyM
My 12 yo boy asked me if I knew about the headless horseman. I told him I knew all about him from a documentary I'd seen and it turned out he was actually a janitor and would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling kids and their pesky dog..
BGDDisco t1_ixvc2ao wrote
Reply to comment by CHAINSAWDELUX in LPT: If your microwave dies, donate the glass tray before throwing out the appliance. Someone has broken theirs and will love finding it at a thrift store. by pioneertele
Hot spots. The microwaves will sort of clump together in places within the rectangular box. These clumps will be super heating a tiny bit of the volume. Spinning the food spreads out the super heating around the lump of food. Without spinning it can destroy stuff.
Recently while heating a tub of chocolate buttons to make a topping, the tub caught on the side and stopped spinning. The side of the tub super heated and melted letting liquid chocolate, still being heated, run all through the bottom of the microwave oven. It was an awful thing to clean out.
BGDDisco t1_ixu2qwq wrote
Reply to LPT: If your microwave dies, donate the glass tray before throwing out the appliance. Someone has broken theirs and will love finding it at a thrift store. by pioneertele
LPT: If your glass tray breaks or is in the wash, a dinner plate may do as a temporary substitute. Make sure it spins like it should. Never microwave food without the spinning plate, unless the oven is designed with no spinning plate.
BGDDisco t1_ixn2wqm wrote
Won't this generate a lot of heat in the atmosphere? More global warming, just what we need.
BGDDisco t1_itq4dk6 wrote
Reply to Scientists Discover Asteroid Ryugu Came From Edges of Outer Space. Iron isotopes from Ryugu’s rock samples suggested that the asteroid’s construction significantly differed from typical carbon-rich meteorites in the Solar system. by Educational_Sector98
I guess the asteroid miners will have to go there then. The Edge Of Spaaaace...
BGDDisco t1_itkkd59 wrote
Too soon
BGDDisco t1_ja7yioe wrote
Reply to Roses are red, Violets are blue… by Glad-Passenger-9408
So are your lips, because I strangled you.