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Post by chibinaru on Dec 5, 2005 18:36:00 GMT -5
I LOOOOVE fire. LOVE it! It's so pretty! My nickname was Pyro last year. One of my friends had a lighter with him once. It started burning from the inside out and melting the plastic. After nearly buring the skin off his fingers, we went out back and put it on the grill and we watched the pretty plastic meeeelt away. And that was how I almost missed church.
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Post by Ark on Dec 5, 2005 20:14:11 GMT -5
I blew the oven door open once by using alcohol in a turkey basting thing, and heating it to 450, i almost nailed me mom!
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Post by alanna on Dec 5, 2005 20:15:28 GMT -5
hehehehehe funny once in class the bunson burner was bunson burning!!!! LUV AL
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Post by LadyRiona on Dec 6, 2005 13:57:51 GMT -5
I just finished another part of my crash-course in parenting or whatever you wanna call it...It goes on from 7 am to about maybe 4 pm when my ride to dance classes gets here to rescue me.... I babysit a 4 year old boy and my almost 7 year old sister, so I'm surprised I get the chance to do have the stuff I do during the day (sleep a little more, play on the computer, etc)
However, this certain Tuesday, my grandparents are in town and I have been helping them lately. We just partially made some toast outside to test the extension cord in various places...it was...fun. ^_^
And now, I am very glad that my dad is an electronic technician and I know at least a little bit about the trade. I noticed the coils on the toaster weren't as bright outside as they are inside. They were fine in the living room and the kitchen, but via the ext. cord, they were kinda dull. Granted, it could have been the dreary winter lighting from outside, but yeah...the vacuum cleaning wasn't working outside at all to vacuum out the air from some luggage bags. You know, those ones that you can compact into practically nothing? Yeah...anyway, I figured that the toaster definitely needs less electricity to toast two slices of bread than a vacuum cleaner needs to just go. So, the philosophy has been prposed that the cord on the vacuum isn't work because it didn't even work on the outlet inside where it usually does. >.<
Yeah, I at least know a little bit, ne? lol
But back to cooking here, chicken noodle soup takes a bit to burn...I left it on the stove for a while boiling, a little longer than it should have and it didn't burn. ^_^" lol But I probably burned my toast. >.<x
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Post by alanna on Dec 6, 2005 16:26:30 GMT -5
i've burnt tost and milk in a pot. i have burnt rice, pasta and a pot with oil in. other than that ohh yea and in class once i burnt hair to prove to my friend that hair burns quicker than paper. but other than that i havn't really burnt that much other than candels and of course paper. LUV AL
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Post by LadyRiona on Dec 8, 2005 1:27:48 GMT -5
Hair does burn faster than paper, I am fairly sure. Yes, I have played with fire a lot in my life. Ph3@r the fire. ^_^ Yeah, that was so corny. Please, forget that happened. o.o I have burned rice before! I was making rice balls and, yeah, rice is kinda...challenging to cook. The toast didn't burn! Whoot! go me! Actually, by the time I got to it, it wasn't that hot anymore. >.< But I globbed some PB on it. Woot for peanut butter. Unless you're allergic. Then...stay away, no need for hospital visits. >.< Umm...I try to stay away from cooking, so yeah. I'm just happy that the military feeds you three meals a day and then cleans up after ya. Yeah, I'm a military brat and going into the military myself. Yay.
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Post by Meluivan Indil on Dec 8, 2005 13:34:36 GMT -5
I think at one point in time I have burnt almost any food you can think of. Eggs, pasta, chicken, burgers, cheerios (don't ask, it's one of my husbands favorites).
I taught myself to cook. Never liked it when I was a teenager, so when I had kids I had to have a crash course. Alot of trial and error.
M.
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