☀Dave Strider☀ [TG] turntechGodhead (
moveslikestrider) wrote2013-11-30 10:03 pm
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First things first, what asshole thought, 'hm I don't think making turkeys are confusing enough. I'm going to put a BAG on it like I'm covering up a grisly murder scene'. I'm dying to know what went through their head. They went as far as to label the bag 'fool proof'.
[The blond teenager talking makes finger quotes with his fingers as he continues on.]
I think they should have named it, 'screwing with you'. That stupid thing does nothing and apparently you're supposed to slit it up the sides anyway?? How is that a bag?? That's a cover not a plastic all encompassing container for your meat.
And those instructions.
[He jabs a finger at the screen this time and his aviator shades fall down his nose. He pushes them up and yes, yes he's not done.]
What's wrong with, okay so the bird is bigger than the neighbor's dog. You need to roast your fowl in the hot box for X hours. No, no, they have to complicate that too.
[He picks up those handy instructions anyone gets with a large turkey and waves them at the gear.]
We suggest you add 30 minutes per pound to the cooking time. As if that is going to make sense to all of us. I mean, about about those people who are shit at math. Or the ovens built entirely differently.
And check the warnings you find every time. [He thwacks the booklet with a sharp pop with the back of his hand.] 'Do not drop frozen turkey on you or your pets.' Who is stupid enough not to just dethaw it in a clean tub on the floor. Or in the sink, you know, away from anything critter or human??
[He grumbles and moves to shut the gear off then pauses.] Oh right.
So the sky opened up and acted like it was doomsday with wind. We all know that. But if you ran across a nerd who talks a lot about ghosts and may or may not have an omanyte with him that beelines for porcelain thrones or bathtubs, tell him to call home already.
If he ran off already. I dunno, tell me and I'll add it to the kicks to his shin when I find him.
[The blond teenager talking makes finger quotes with his fingers as he continues on.]
I think they should have named it, 'screwing with you'. That stupid thing does nothing and apparently you're supposed to slit it up the sides anyway?? How is that a bag?? That's a cover not a plastic all encompassing container for your meat.
And those instructions.
[He jabs a finger at the screen this time and his aviator shades fall down his nose. He pushes them up and yes, yes he's not done.]
What's wrong with, okay so the bird is bigger than the neighbor's dog. You need to roast your fowl in the hot box for X hours. No, no, they have to complicate that too.
[He picks up those handy instructions anyone gets with a large turkey and waves them at the gear.]
We suggest you add 30 minutes per pound to the cooking time. As if that is going to make sense to all of us. I mean, about about those people who are shit at math. Or the ovens built entirely differently.
And check the warnings you find every time. [He thwacks the booklet with a sharp pop with the back of his hand.] 'Do not drop frozen turkey on you or your pets.' Who is stupid enough not to just dethaw it in a clean tub on the floor. Or in the sink, you know, away from anything critter or human??
[He grumbles and moves to shut the gear off then pauses.] Oh right.
So the sky opened up and acted like it was doomsday with wind. We all know that. But if you ran across a nerd who talks a lot about ghosts and may or may not have an omanyte with him that beelines for porcelain thrones or bathtubs, tell him to call home already.
If he ran off already. I dunno, tell me and I'll add it to the kicks to his shin when I find him.
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Thirty minutes per pound would be something you need the full weight of the bird to calculate, and would be relatively simple... [And that's all he's gonna say for the minute.]
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At least Rose, Aradia, and Dirk are around.]
This is embarrassing. I can't even rightly call myself a man but at least my attempts to tango with the kitchen were semi-successful vs we don't talk about what Rose did. I didn't know stuffing could catch fire like that.
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[He sits somewhere-- quite possibly on the counter.]
Some sort of gross approximation like 99.8% of all things that get cooked are flammable, so it's actually not that difficult to believe.
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[He pushes away from the counter to walk over to a cupboard and pull it open.]
It's still stupid.
Want some hot chocolate or am I going only dual because Rose will appear like we summoned her with ritual sacrifice when I start making a cup of this.
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Which is bullshit, universe. That is a bullshit universal rule.
Stupid piece of shit universe.
She's watching the broadcast, and she's nodding with every point he makes. And a few times makes a verbal agreement. Because seriously those instructions were shit. They were shit. Whoever decided to write those instructions was an idiot.
Ugh. Thanksgiving is the dumbest holiday.
And she doesn't even have baby here to cheer her up.]]
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There's still left over apple pie. I still can't believe of all the things that's the one to turn out decent. It's like the apple gods smiled and went yes, sounds cool you have our blessing. Go forth and create deliciousness.
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And then I would have to kill him.
[[She takes the cup with a quiet thank you, sipping at it.]]
Mmmm...just what I needed.
[[She considers the pie, tilting her head up at him.]]
You know, a slice of that sounds delicious. Did you want to join me and watch television while eating some?
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That's all that matters. He presents her with a fork as he parks his butt on the couch with a sigh.]
That tornado was such bullshit. I feel like that's all John's fault. Like hey you fickle bastard don't go drilling into ground with you windy stuff. Or maybe he sneezed.
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It probably is all John's fault. It was probably on purpose. Like 'oh hehehe this will be a great prank! I'll disappear on them just before Thanksgiving and then make a big tornado on top of it!'
[[That was totally a flawless mockery of John. Totally flawless.]]
'Get them all worried! It'll be great!!'
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Guess what. That's time travel, genius.
[He cuts off a bit of his pie and stuffs in his face. He grumbles.] Next time I see him I'll kick him in the shin and pin him down.
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...why didn't I think of that? I have several of those.
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Everybody's always gotta do things the hard way. Me, I like taking the most direct path possible.
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Considering how children are sent out on their own at a young age in this world I'm not really surprised at the numerous warnings found on everything.
Most of it seems ridiculous, though. Like common sense.
[Ten year olds back home were little killers with bills to pay. Pokekids couldn't even be trusted with anything sharper than a walking stick and apparently might confuse superglue for toothpaste.]
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[He shakes his head. No sign of John eh? Damn. He mulls over the other stuff for a moment and sighs.]
Yeah it's really not that shocking there's all these warnings. But why were the instructions inside the turkey.
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Rather an annoying bag than none at all. Did you really have so much trouble with the turkey?
[And sorry not sorry again- he's rather amused at how difficult a dead bird could make someone's day.]
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[And time but the fact he doesn't have to manage that? It's a load off his mind.]
This is more John's thing and woke up that day to him missing. So I had a cook book and the not so helpful instructions to help me figure out what to do.
Eventually went screw it, hacked it into pieces to roast that way. Less chance to screw the whole day up.
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[While equally as strange to the numerous warning labels, at least there was never any real harm that could come to someone here. Worst case scenario would be either one of those strange comas or a return back home, injury just meant time with the Joys.
Also he assumes Dave has probably already looked in the first few obvious places but he's trying to help anyway.]
Been a strange few days though, weather aside. The last time this happened one of my students ended up in a cave with no real way to communicate... [that probably isn't helping] but I hope you hear from your friend sooner rather than later.
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I swear I tagged this back
no worries, im out with the flu lol
doing any better?
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That's right; it's your houseguest.
It's really sad how her interest was piqued by the part about grisly murder scenes, too.]
I didn't realize your skill with a cleaver extended to the culinary arts.
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[He makes the hand gesture at the last part and leans on the kitchen counter. Dave rakes a hand through his hair as he adds.] Seriously, it's a no brainer. Hacking with a sword takes, no effort at all. You know?
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[She leans a little more solidly against the doorjamb, crossing her booted feet at the ankles.]
So no, I don't. At least not firsthand.
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I also don't have the weight or reach for it.
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