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Click Hamilton
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San Diego, California, US
I just put a piece a frozen barbequed lamb and a chicken thigh in my microwave and punched the button.
Then I saw a fly flying around inside the microwave.
What's a Mother to do?
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Cherrystone
Posts: 37171
Columbus, Ohio, US
Click Hamilton wrote:
I just put a piece a frozen barbequed lamb and a chicken thigh in my microwave and punched the button.
Then I saw a fly flying around inside the microwave.
What's a Mother to do? Keep your eyes open, my friend. 
Or you could just consider it "free meat" like my dad's friend did years ago, when joking about the insect he found in his son's candy.
![https://cdn-static.denofgeek.com/sites/denofgeek/files/styles/insert_main_wide_image/public/fly-03.jpg?itok=WSIbYGBI]()
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Click Hamilton
Posts: 36555
San Diego, California, US
Maybe it will be like miniature buffalo wngs?
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WIP
Posts: 15973
Cheltenham, England, United Kingdom
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John Photography
Posts: 13811
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Cherrystone wrote:
Keep your eyes open, my friend.
Or you could just consider it "free meat" like my dad's friend did years ago, when joking about the insect he found in his son's candy.
![https://cdn-static.denofgeek.com/sites/denofgeek/files/styles/insert_main_wide_image/public/fly-03.jpg?itok=WSIbYGBI]() Mmmmmmm Brundlefly yum 
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John Photography
Posts: 13811
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Speaking of which the thread title.
Who remembers the Blendtec demos titled "Will It Blend?"
Good times......
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Click Hamilton
Posts: 36555
San Diego, California, US
AdelaideJohn1967 wrote:
Speaking of which the thread title.
Who remembers the Blendtec demos titled "Will It Blend?"
Good times...... Hence, the title of this thread.
Sorry, I got the words of the title a little out of order.
That's what I meant when I was thinking about experiments with my appliances, and nuking a fly.
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Vivus Hussein Denuo
Posts: 64211
New York, New York, US
Snatch your food out of the microwave, nuke the fly, put food back and finish nuking it. Serve with a nice, dry red wine. Enjoy.
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Lohkee
Posts: 14028
Maricopa, Arizona, US
Vivus Hussein Denuo wrote:
Snatch your food out of the microwave, nuke the fly, put food back and finish nuking it. Serve with a nice, dry red wine. Enjoy. The food or the fly?!?
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Click Hamilton
Posts: 36555
San Diego, California, US
Vivus Hussein Denuo wrote:
Snatch your food out of the microwave, nuke the fly, put food back and finish nuking it. Serve with a nice, dry red wine. Enjoy. That's right.
Nuking a fly should only be a few short seconds if you want to keep the fly moist and succulent.
Kermit the Frog says "Time's fun when you're having flies"
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T Brown
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Traverse City, Michigan, US
WIP wrote:
I recommend you watch this Click;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScbbQ2pY … e=youtu.be Microwaves are non-ionizing radiation, so do not alter the substance other than exciting it to higher temperatures.
Nonionising radiation has enough energy to move things around inside a cell but not enough to change cells chemically. The radiation from a microwave oven is nonionising.
Thats been dis-proven time and time again. (the part about them being dangerous)
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MMR Creative Services
Posts: 1902
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, US
Eh, it's time to consider a diner, fine restaurant or a dive where the flies have assigned tables. I do not allow the serving of food that a fly has liquefied into in my house. Now, your house Click, if(?) I were ever invited- I'd steer clear of the "bits" dip next to the "wings".
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Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
AdelaideJohn1967 wrote:
Speaking of which the thread title.
Who remembers the Blendtec demos titled "Will It Blend?"
Good times...... I own a VitaMix.
It's amazing.
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Koryn
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Boston, Massachusetts, US
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