Freezers Discussions
| DO U KNOW THIS WEBSITE?? | | I was just talking to my friend, and she said she heard about this website you can go onto...you write the town and post code of where you are, and a list of free stuff come up in your area...(eg: fridges, freezers, furniture etc)
she also said, there was a another popular website, that sounded like this new one......
any idea's?????? | |
| | The ideal society: WOMEN ONLY! Men only in freezers! | | I believe that men are pigs! They are useless at home, not very smart as a bunch, very much into violence, only really caring about their interests being satisfied, they think mainly with their "small head", and women don't really need them to survive! If we can put together a group of men with just the very few intelligent and some beautiful and some strong men to get their sperm and freeze it, we will have a great new way to preserve the human race! The rest, we can eliminated them!!! Only those few selected will be the ones with rights to preserve the species. Because let's face it: Women only need a drop of semen to continue populating the earth, but men need a whole woman to do so!!
Besides, I guarantee you women, that sex between women is soooo much better than with men!!! Adn there will not be wars! Women will solve their problems at the beauty parlor, or over coffee, or having a massage.
Oh! And let's keep also the gay men, so the world can be really beautiful and gracious!!!
What do you think? | |
| | What are the advantages&disadvantages of using plastic carrybags?do u use them? | | Today people from all walks of life use plastic bags mainly because of their easy availability and convenience. Their use is so widespread that it is a wonder as to how people ever managed to do anything without them. There are a variety of bags available and they are put to different uses. The grocer packs most of the foods, grains, vegetables, fruits etc into clean transparent plastic bags, which keep the food in hygienic condition and even adds a touch of glitter to them. Apart from making it convenient for the consumer to buy them, these pre-weighed and clean packages help in saving time and energy for the buyer. Other items like clothes, toys, shoes, electric items, magazines are all pre-packed in plastic bags before being sold.
In the home front students and office goers prefer to pack lunches in plastic bags saving the effort of carrying and washing lunch boxes. The housemaids use these bags to carry food from their places of work to their home. The milk and bread men pack their goods in plastic bags before delivering them. Deep freezers are stocked with food stored in plastic bags
There are approximately 46,000 pieces of plastic floating in each square mile of our... | |
| | Are we committing self-destruction? | | Are we the reason why the world is such a mess today? Of course we are, in fact the more we use cars, hairspray, freezers, and ciggarettes the more we destroy our planet. We need to find new ways to fulfill our needs. | |
| | How much holiday cooking do you do ahead of time? | | Here in Eastern Canada it is quite traditional for people to put a good deal of cooked food in their freezers for the winter. Around winter holidays, the freezer often fills up with many flavours of pies, both dessert type and meat filled. There are cookies and squares (bar cookies) galore. Many people prepare their turkey stuffing ahead and freeze it, thawing it out at the same time as their bird to stuff and put in the oven on Christmas day. Pickles and cranberry sauce and other preserves are usually prepared in the summer during garden and early in the fall harvest. Of course, fruit cakes rich with figs, candied fruit, and raisins and sometimes drenched in a little holiday cheer are a must.
How much of your holiday cooking do you do ahead of time? | |
| | It takes all kinds... | | Man sues over loss of frozen cat bodies
A Murfreesboro man charged with animal cruelty after more than 100 frozen bodies of cats were found in freezers in his home is suing authorities who seized them.The lawsuit was filed exactly three years after authorities confiscated 114 frozen bodies of cats and kittens from William Terry Davis' home in an upscale golf course community in Murfreesboro.
The animals' bodies were stored in grocery bags, paper towels and boxes, stacked up inside several freezers. Live animals — five snakes and one dog, a white German shepherd named Snowy — were also taken from the home.Some pets euthanizedA few days later, authorities took more animals from Davis' second home in Christiana. During that raid, the suit says, animal control officers confiscated 39 cats at the Christiana home. Because of poor health, 31 were later euthanized.In his lawsuit, filed last week, Davis, 74, says he suffered "emotional pain and suffering" because of the confiscation and eventual destruction of the frozen bodies, which he said he was planning to bury in a pet cemetery he was preparing on his farm, as well as the loss of his living pets.The... | |
| | | | Home Made Stocks, does anyone out there make them? | | With the array at the store of stocks, in containers, stocks in freezers, boullion cubes, powerdered base, real base jar'd ..I wonder does anyone still make this time consuming ingredient for their recipes?
I do. I make various stocks every couple weeks and feeze mine to use in soups, or sauces, the rich flavor and high natural geletin content is delicious and highly nutritious...So anyone else make them? | |
| | How much do you contribute to environmental pollution? Take the test... | | What's Your Eco-footprint
Your eco-footprint is a measure of how many resources you use and tells you whether you tread heavily or lightly upon the planet.
Take the lifestyle test to find out what your eco-footprint is...
1) Do you use a car?
(If you usually share it with others, halve the points.)
Never - 0 points
Once a week - 2 points
Two to five times a week - 4 points
Six or more times a week - 6 points
2) Do you eat beef?
Never - 0 points
Once a week or less - 3 points
Two or three times a week - 5 points
More than three times a week - 7 points
3) Do you eat other meat and/ or fish?
Never - 0 points
Once a week or less - 2 points
Two or four times a week - 4 points
Five or more times a week - 6 points
4) How many serves of dairy food do you eat?
(A serve is one cup of milk or equivalent quantity of cheese, yoghurt, etc.)
Never - 0 points
Three serves a week or less - 2 points
Four to eight serves a week - 4 points
Nine or more serves a week - 6 points
5) How many pieces of new clothing do you buy each year?
None - 0 points
1 to 12 (up to one a month) - 3 points
13 to 26 (up to one a fortnight) - 6 points
27 to 52 (up to one a week) - 9... | |
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