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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1407091)
Posted 23 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: random |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1407090)
Posted 23 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: tin opener |
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Cafe SETI :
Carnivors(squimish might want to avoid)
(Message 1406370)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: Bah, lobsters. Disgusting creatures. Doing them a favor by killing them: saves them the emotional pain of having to look at themselves in the mirror every morning. :P There just aren't enough mirrors being issued. |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1406369)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: gown |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1406360)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: train |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link Discussion Thread
(Message 1406351)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: wet > mop lol ;) |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1406349)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: birth |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1406348)
Posted 22 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: And a sensor it is. Shame it won't tell me if the lobster I've been served was fresh before cooking ;) |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1405971)
Posted 21 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: Remote for the kitchen TV? |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405968)
Posted 21 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: neurolinguistics |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405866)
Posted 21 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: ditto |
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Cafe SETI :
Carnivors(squimish might want to avoid)
(Message 1405863)
Posted 21 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: The reason to cook Live lobster is that its flesh starts to break down as soon as it dies and starts to turn to mush. I only tried lobster the once when I went to an Italian restaurant for a pizza. The owner persuaded me to have the lobster instead. I really did not like the lobster much and wish I had ordered my pizza instead. However, I didn't want to make a fuss on my birthday by saying this lobster was basically not very nice. Perhaps it was past the sell by date, or turned to mush due to being cooked whilst dead. Needless to say I haven't, and wouldn't, touch lobster since and prefer dead cooked pizza. |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1405862)
Posted 21 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: Is it a variable speed salad mixer? |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1405585)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: Yes, yes, yes! Well done N9JFE ![]() ![]() ![]() This is what it is: ![]() ![]() ![]() It's "a professional appliance for killing shellfish – compassionately and without suffering. Shellfish are fully stunned into unconsciousness in less than half a second. Lobsters and crayfish die within five seconds and crabs in less than ten seconds. The process is simple: place the shellfish on the tray in the saltwater tank and press the stun button. In seconds the shellfish is dead and ready to cook." You can read about it here message on the way to N9JFE |
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Cafe SETI :
Mystery Kitchen Tool four
(Message 1405571)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: Off the wall guess: does it electrocute the critters on the theory that that's less cruel than dropping them alive into boiling water? yes |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405561)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: hare |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405552)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: yomp |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405479)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: up |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link Discussion Thread
(Message 1405446)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: "don't look a gift horse in the mouth" |
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Cafe SETI :
Word Link # 49
(Message 1405445)
Posted 20 Aug 2013 by ![]() Post: horse |
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