Pallets in fields

jimmyj · Feb 9, 2015

riptides said:
Fixed it for you. LOL

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Perfect.

dave1949 · Feb 9, 2015

jimmyj said:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Perfect.

The food safety folks, FDA or whoever, now recommends not rinsing cut up chicken because it will just spread e-coli around your kitchen.

riptides · Feb 9, 2015

dave1949 said:
The food safety folks, FDA or whoever, now recommends not rinsing cut up chicken because it will just spread e-coli around your kitchen.

Which is amazing. I usually rinse down one side of the sink, which when working properly, drains down into the septic. The knifes and forks then go into the dishwasher. All in all, a very confined prep area.

For all raw foods!

Don't ask about the sink drain. LOL.

jimmyj · Feb 9, 2015

Personally I rub my food in the dirt before I eat it. Helps me concentrate on figuring out where the pallets have gone.

turnkey4099 · Feb 9, 2015

jimmyj said:
Personally I rub my food in the dirt before I eat it. Helps me concentrate on figuring out where the pallets have gone.

I have no idea why those pallets are in he field but I suspect wire coathangars are entangled in it somehow.

Harry K

TomSeller · Feb 9, 2015

jimmyj said:
Personally I rub my food in the dirt before I eat it. Helps me concentrate on figuring out where the pallets have gone.

Nothing wrong with some good dirt now and then.

RobertBrown · Feb 14, 2015

TomSeller said:
I feel violated.

That's funny... so does the redhead.
I hope some one told her she has a pallet on her but t.
Ooooorrrrr.....
Maybe that is a Maryland, redheaded, two legged, pallet.... trying to escape.