questions that nobody can answer (27)
wooffy: I have three questions that probably nobody can answer they are so deep. They all came to me when cooking this evening.
1) I burned a few of my arm hairs when I got too close to the flame. My question is: does a cook still have arm hairs?
2) I never put the pots in the dishwasher. My next question is: when you have to wash the pots do you wash the other dishes along with them or do you waste the water and put the dishes in the dishwasher?
3) When you forget to wash a glass that is still on the table after you have done the pots : Is it still kosher to wash the glass in the greasyish water?
1) I burned a few of my arm hairs when I got too close to the flame. My question is: does a cook still have arm hairs?
2) I never put the pots in the dishwasher. My next question is: when you have to wash the pots do you wash the other dishes along with them or do you waste the water and put the dishes in the dishwasher?
3) When you forget to wash a glass that is still on the table after you have done the pots : Is it still kosher to wash the glass in the greasyish water?
Wooffy,
Some clarification required before I can fully understand this question......Was that glass from which you were drinking this evening fully full of vodka or gin?
Just kidding
Wooffy.....I think you need to get laid...
Lagoona22: Wooffy.....I think you need to get laid...
now this completely shocks me
but I WILL drink with you anyway have one on me tooCheers mate, have a cold, long one....a fitting end to a hot, lovely day in the sun..
wooffy: now this completely shocks me but I WILL drink with you anyway have one on me too
immanuelle: Wooffy,
Some clarification required before I can fully understand this question......Was that glass from which you were drinking this evening fully full of vodka or gin?
Just kidding
Some clarification required before I can fully understand this question......Was that glass from which you were drinking this evening fully full of vodka or gin?
Just kidding
you mean that you don't think these questions are that deep?
have one too 
and i guess I'll have anotherLagoona22: Cheers mate, have a cold, long one....a fitting end to a hot, lovely day in the sun..
thanks a lot after having rain almost all day that really made my Sunday complete I'll drink it away
feeling better alreadywooffy: you mean that you don't think these questions are that deep? have one too and i guess I'll have another
Wooffy,
Let's talk 'deep'. My lover bought me a book on philosophy about 10 days ago. So...here goes, you answer my question and I will answer yours.
Chapter 1: What is Reality?
The question of the nature of reality, or being, is one of the most ancient in Western philosophy. But what does it really mean to call something real? And which things should we credit with the most fundamental reality?
Western Philosophy by David Papineau
immanuelle: Wooffy,
Let's talk 'deep'. My lover bought me a book on philosophy about 10 days ago. So...here goes, you answer my question and I will answer yours.
Chapter 1: What is Reality?
The question of the nature of reality, or being, is one of the most ancient in Western philosophy. But what does it really mean to call something real? And which things should we credit with the most fundamental reality?
Western Philosophy by David Papineau
Let's talk 'deep'. My lover bought me a book on philosophy about 10 days ago. So...here goes, you answer my question and I will answer yours.
Chapter 1: What is Reality?
The question of the nature of reality, or being, is one of the most ancient in Western philosophy. But what does it really mean to call something real? And which things should we credit with the most fundamental reality?
Western Philosophy by David Papineau
Two part question and toughies but here goes: Something is real when you perceive it to be real. e.g. A love that is new cannot be fathomed to be real by others but is so real to you that it hurts. So is it real? Yes because it is real to you.
What makes a human tick. Food, water, O2 and human contact take any of these away and the spirit deminishes (in the case of O2 quite quickly). Other things are important but what it all comes down to are these four things.
I could continue but it would just be addition. So I guess that will be it for now.
wooffy: I have three questions that probably nobody can answer they are so deep. They all came to me when cooking this evening.
1) I burned a few of my arm hairs when I got too close to the flame. My question is: does a cook still have arm hairs?
2) I never put the pots in the dishwasher. My next question is: when you have to wash the pots do you wash the other dishes along with them or do you waste the water and put the dishes in the dishwasher?
3) When you forget to wash a glass that is still on the table after you have done the pots : Is it still kosher to wash the glass in the greasyish water?
1) I burned a few of my arm hairs when I got too close to the flame. My question is: does a cook still have arm hairs?
2) I never put the pots in the dishwasher. My next question is: when you have to wash the pots do you wash the other dishes along with them or do you waste the water and put the dishes in the dishwasher?
3) When you forget to wash a glass that is still on the table after you have done the pots : Is it still kosher to wash the glass in the greasyish water?
1. A cook who has just started off his apprenticeship will have very few hairs on the lower part of his arms and many small scars from oil burns. As he becomes a better chef, the hair will grow back and scars disappear because he will be employing a young'un to be doing the grunt work for him.
2. To conserve water, wash the pots in the sink, but use the dirtied water to pre-rinse the dishes prior to putting them in the dishwasher.
3. You may wash a glass in greasy water, but you must use Ajax to enable emulsion to happen, the process by which dirt is removed by suds (bonding on an atomic level enables the oily dirt particles to separate from the glass, adhere to the atoms of the soap product). But you must still rinse with clean water.
immanuelle: 1. A cook who has just started off his apprenticeship will have very few hairs on the lower part of his arms and many small scars from oil burns. As he becomes a better chef, the hair will grow back and scars disappear because he will be employing a young'un to be doing the grunt work for him.
2. To conserve water, wash the pots in the sink, but use the dirtied water to pre-rinse the dishes prior to putting them in the dishwasher.
3. You may wash a glass in greasy water, but you must use Ajax to enable emulsion to happen, the process by which dirt is removed by suds (bonding on an atomic level enables the oily dirt particles to separate from the glass, adhere to the atoms of the soap product). But you must still rinse with clean water.
2. To conserve water, wash the pots in the sink, but use the dirtied water to pre-rinse the dishes prior to putting them in the dishwasher.
3. You may wash a glass in greasy water, but you must use Ajax to enable emulsion to happen, the process by which dirt is removed by suds (bonding on an atomic level enables the oily dirt particles to separate from the glass, adhere to the atoms of the soap product). But you must still rinse with clean water.
seriously I leaned something new the 2 pre rinse thing but then again I just did the dishes first and pots after and no dishwasher use .... bloodyhell I sound so gay
maybe I do need to get laid 
wooffy: seriously I leaned something new
the 2 pre rinse thing but then again I just did the dishes first and pots after and no dishwasher use .... bloodyhell I sound so gay maybe I do need to get laid
the 2 pre rinse thing but then again I just did the dishes first and pots after and no dishwasher use .... bloodyhell I sound so gay maybe I do need to get laid
Well, it couldn't hurt...unless you're doing it wrong.
I have to admit I'm a clean freak when it comes to the kitchen and doing dishes. The dishes are done before I go to bed, and I only burn the hair off my arms when lighting the BBQ in the wind.
As for reality, it's what you make it.
Hi Imma
wooffy: seriously I leaned something new
the 2 pre rinse thing but then again I just did the dishes first and pots after and no dishwasher use .... bloodyhell I sound so gay maybe I do need to get laid
the 2 pre rinse thing but then again I just did the dishes first and pots after and no dishwasher use .... bloodyhell I sound so gay maybe I do need to get laid
Beautiful...Wow, that was fun. I think I may have to give you a philosophy question from my book every so often, to keep you on your toes.
Bye for now. Have to get my school work finished for my students tomorrow.
kidatheart: Well, it couldn't hurt...unless you're doing it wrong.
I have to admit I'm a clean freak when it comes to the kitchen and doing dishes. The dishes are done before I go to bed, and I only burn the hair off my arms when lighting the BBQ in the wind.
As for reality, it's what you make it. Hi Imma
I have to admit I'm a clean freak when it comes to the kitchen and doing dishes. The dishes are done before I go to bed, and I only burn the hair off my arms when lighting the BBQ in the wind.
As for reality, it's what you make it. Hi Imma
Hey Amigo...
immanuelle: Beautiful...Wow, that was fun. I think I may have to give you a philosophy question from my book every so often, to keep you on your toes.
Bye for now. Have to get my school work finished for my students tomorrow.
Bye for now. Have to get my school work finished for my students tomorrow.
tot ziens
then I will give you some Nederlands to keep you on your toes
tot de volgende
kidatheart: Well, it couldn't hurt...unless you're doing it wrong.
I have to admit I'm a clean freak when it comes to the kitchen and doing dishes. The dishes are done before I go to bed, and I only burn the hair off my arms when lighting the BBQ in the wind.
As for reality, it's what you make it. Hi Imma
I have to admit I'm a clean freak when it comes to the kitchen and doing dishes. The dishes are done before I go to bed, and I only burn the hair off my arms when lighting the BBQ in the wind.
As for reality, it's what you make it. Hi Imma
Hey Kid
Hows things cooking in Alta?
To early to drink yet for you guys but we are binge drinking already so have one on me
wooffy: Hey Kid
Hows things cooking in Alta?
To early to drink yet for you guys but we are binge drinking already so have one on me
Hows things cooking in Alta?
To early to drink yet for you guys but we are binge drinking already so have one on me
Typical Alberta weather, below freezing one day, 30 above the next.
Otherwise things are going well, thank you! How's life in Europe?It's after noon and it's a Sunday, so
kidatheart: Typical Alberta weather, below freezing one day, 30 above the next. Otherwise things are going well, thank you! How's life in Europe?
It's after noon and it's a Sunday, so
It's after noon and it's a Sunday, so
Same as Alta raining one day and above 20 the next omg you said 30 oh well you see Alta is the ultimate extreme. As I always tell people here in Europe Calgary has only two seasons Winter and July. But you can sometimes get both in the same day too.
have another if it's BBQ weather ..... and one if it's notwooffy: Same as Alta raining one day and above 20 the next omg you said 30 oh well you see Alta is the ultimate extreme. As I always tell people here in Europe Calgary has only two seasons Winter and July. But you can sometimes get both in the same day too. have another if it's BBQ weather ..... and one if it's not
Yup, the ultimate extreme, and most just don't understand unless they've lived here. Where else on the planet can the temperatures vary almost 100 degrees celsius in a couple of days.
It's raining, but I'll still fire up the BBQ later anyway
kidatheart: Yup, the ultimate extreme, and most just don't understand unless they've lived here. Where else on the planet can the temperatures vary almost 100 degrees celsius in a couple of days.
It's raining, but I'll still fire up the BBQ later anyway
It's raining, but I'll still fire up the BBQ later anyway
This really happened : The first year I was here in Belgium it was a winters evening. A friend and I were waiting at the bus stop. He was shivering with a warm hat on gloves a scarf a thick winter coat. He apparently also had a thick sweater on a shirt etc. You get the point. I had a winter coat on unbuttoned wide open and a very thin sweater no hat no gloves not cold at all. I mean it was only - 5 and for a Calgarian thats peanuts. I got the nickname Eskimo after that.
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1) I burned a few of my arm hairs when I got too close to the flame. My question is: does a cook still have arm hairs?
2) I never put the pots in the dishwasher. My next question is: when you have to wash the pots do you wash the other dishes along with them or do you waste the water and put the dishes in the dishwasher?
3) When you forget to wash a glass that is still on the table after you have done the pots : Is it still kosher to wash the glass in the greasyish water?