Sk Fans? Then Why The Non Sensical Thread Topics?

Sigmund said:

Okay. I'm going to expose my inner beaner.

I have Tupperware. I do. But I also have plastic containers that I wash and reuse. Kill me.
If one of the kids is in the fridge looking for something to eat, they will always check out the plastic containers to see what actually IS in the container. Could be salsa, could be left over spaghetti or chicken fried rice.

Please tell me you reuse plastic containers, too.

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Sigmund said:

Okay. I'm going to expose my inner beaner.

I have Tupperware. I do. But I also have plastic containers that I wash and reuse. Kill me.
If one of the kids is in the fridge looking for something to eat, they will always check out the plastic containers to see what actually IS in the container. Could be salsa, could be left over spaghetti or chicken fried rice.

Please tell me you reuse plastic containers, too.

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danie said:

Ah, Tom, we must part ways.

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Neesy said:

Yes I do - I just don't trust them for microwaving in. Call me paranoid but I will transfer food from a plastic container into a glass microwave safe bowl.

The worst thing I saw was at a community college I went to - a teacher asked just for some hot water (he preferred it over tea).

The cafeteria worker put a styrofoam cup in the microwave, heated up the water and gave it to him! Yikes (cancer for lunch anyone?)

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kingricefan said:

I hardly ever use my microwave (it's on the counter but not even plugged in) and, like you, I'm afraid of what happens when one uses plastic in a microwave so it's always glass, glass, glass.

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Spideyman said:

Anyone remember Corning Visionware ? I still use my set for the majority of my cooking.

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kingricefan said:

I hardly ever use my microwave (it's on the counter but not even plugged in) and, like you, I'm afraid of what happens when one uses plastic in a microwave so it's always glass, glass, glass.

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Sigmund said:

He has a mole on his arm.

A MOLE on his arm.

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not_nadine said:

A MOLE ON HIS ARM!

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Sigmund said:

He has a mole on his arm.

A MOLE on his arm.

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not_nadine said:

A MOLE ON HIS ARM!

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kingricefan said:

Sigs, I re-use those containers. Why not, they're just as good as Tupperware. It's called recycling, folks. Think about it. I've even taken some to work for everyone to use for scooping out of storage tubs the backs of those pesky Electronic Sensor tags that we have to attach to clothing so it doesn't get stolen. I use them to scoop out of the bag the Ice Melt in the wintertime. I use them to scoop out of the bag the planting soil in the summer. And of course I use them for leftovers. I use them to put odd screws and nuts and bolts in. Lots of uses for those things.

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Neesy said:

Yes I do - I just don't trust them for microwaving in. Call me paranoid but I will transfer food from a plastic container into a glass microwave safe bowl.

The worst thing I saw was at a community college I went to - a teacher asked just for some hot water (he preferred it over tea).

The cafeteria worker put a styrofoam cup in the microwave, heated up the water and gave it to him! Yikes (cancer for lunch anyone?)

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kingricefan said:

Better than on his butt......

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Sigmund said:

I don't know why the microwave thing reminded me of this but...

I worked as a cashier while at university. I had a customer who would bring two identical packs of batteries to the counter. She would have me scan one pack but take the other. Why? She believed scanning the batteries *weakened* them.

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Sigmund said:

Hi sir!

Doesn't EVERYONE have a mole on their butt? Really. I'm asking. Who doesn't have a mole on their butt?

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HollyGolightly said:

I am not a member of the moley butt club.

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