Shepherd's belated bonus point spam thread.

[QuantaFille]

Basically, the shiny lining gets hot when subjected to microwaves. The heat is what crisps the food.

[Kelp]

Anyway, the crisping sleeves they come with, I find fascinating. I have to know how they're made.

Where's M. Rogers with a VHS tape in a picture fame when you need him?

[QuantaFille]

I don't know....

Maybe they'll be caught.

[Kelp]

Basically, the shiny lining gets hot when subjected to microwaves. The heat is what crisps the food.

Makes sense.

[QuantaFille]

Where's M. Rogers with a VHS tape in a picture fame when you need him?

I always LOVED that part of the show! I also loved watching Reading Rainbow.

Now I watch "How It's Made" and "Some Assembly Required"

[Kelp]

Maybe they'll be caught.

I hope so. Anonymous is soooooo slippery. I guess they have hundreds if not thousands of fly-by-night members who don't know eachother. No names, no hierarchy. But maybe govermant hackers still have some tricks up their sleeves.

[QuantaFille]

Basically, the shiny lining gets hot when subjected to microwaves. The heat is what crisps the food.

A microwave oven normally heats food by increasing the energy (and thus heat) of moisture in food or other microwaved items.

[Kelp]

I always LOVED that part of the show! I also loved watching Reading Rainbow.

Now I watch "How It's Made" and "Some Assembly Required"

It was my favorite part, too.

I love How It's Made (The Mythbusters-How It's Made block is one of the things I most miss about cable).

What was you favorite part of RR? I always like the main story they read. LeVar Burton's voice always comforted me.

[Kelp]

I'm so happy we found my cat !

[Kelp]

(I know, I'm a weirdo.)

No, you're not offically a weirdo until you've, like me, 1. Stayed up into the wee hours reading the dictionary 2. Done the same with an encyclopedia or wikipedia 3. Actually derived enjoyment from reading the User's Manual to an applience.

[QuantaFille]

It was my favorite part, too.

I love How It's Made (The Mythbusters-How It's Made block is one of the things I most miss about cable).

What was you favorite part of RR? I always like the main story they read. LeVar Burton's voice always comforted me.

I liked the places he showed. One memorable episode was the behind-the-scenes one he did of Star Trek: The Next Generation. I thought that was so cool, especially since he was on the cast of ST:TNG, kinda like showing what else he did for TV.

[QuantaFille]

I'm so happy we found my cat !

And I am happy for you!

[QuantaFille]

No, you're not offically a weirdo until you've, like me, 1. Stayed up into the wee hours reading the dictionary 2. Done the same with an encyclopedia or wikipedia 3. Actually derived enjoyment from reading the User's Manual to an applience.

Yep, I qualify.

[Kelp]

I liked the places he showed. One memorable episode was the behind-the-scenes one he did of Star Trek: The Next Generation. I thought that was so cool, especially since he was on the cast of ST:TNG, kinda like showing what else he did for TV.

Yeah, that was an awesome episode. One of my favorites. Now that I think about RR may actually have been the show that spaked my love of travelogues !

[Kelp]

Yep, I qualify.

Wow. If ever there were two folks more suited for the Freak Club ...

We should have jackets made!