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DicktheCat posted:I inherited early onset arthritis. DICK SOLIDARITY  
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I'm sorry about your dick arthritis
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Killingyouguy! posted:I'm sorry about your arthritis dicks
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Arthritic dick Arthridick
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TITTIEKISSER69 posted:Arthritic dick , Chronicles of.
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Cast iron warps and then your pan is a giant unevenly heating spinning toy on your glass cooktop.
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AlternateAccount posted:Cast iron warps and then your pan is a giant unevenly heating spinning toy on your glass cooktop. Lol if you're not using a gas stove with your cast iron.
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Gas for life, cast iron forever
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lol just loving lol if you're not cooking over a wood fire on the oregon trail with your cast iron pan.
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Cojawfee posted:lol just loving lol if you're not cooking over a wood fire on the oregon trail with your cast iron pan. Bruh, just
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Waste of Breath posted:Lol if you're not using a gas stove with your cast iron. Dude I wish. Even induction would be better.
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Gas stoves are one of the things I turn into an old man about. I just don't like electric stoves, I want that visual feedback of an actual flame. Also manual transmissions, which I guess are completely obsolete now but I dunno I want that feedback and control.
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BrainDance posted:Gas stoves are one of the things I turn into an old man about. I just don't like electric stoves, I want that visual feedback of an actual flame. i cook for a living i want to cook my poo poo how i loving want to!!! I cant control the heat properly on an electric! gently caress!
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I don't think electric is obsolete tech, in fact it's better than gas at certain things like simmering or other low temp stuff. With the heat capacity of cast iron, I can get a pan just as smoking hot on electric as I can on gas, it just takes longer and with less risk of cracking from shock.
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FilthyImp posted:Induction is good Induction is more energy efficient and faster than gas.
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Like near everyone here I grew up with electric, but one of the places I rented a share of for a year had a gas cook top. Apart from having to haul gas bottles to the fifth floor, I agree that it works very well, but I didn't really turn into a fan. Electric is more sedate, but it also feels more civilised. I'll trade some heat control for having a flat hot surface with a control knob instead of fiddling with flammable gases and fire for breakfast. I can easily see how someone who grew up with it would prefer it, though.
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BrainDance posted:Also manual transmissions, which I guess are completely obsolete now but I dunno I want that feedback and control. They aren't obsolete, it's just that younger people in the US didn't grow up learning how to use them. Thus the manufacturers started making less of them, thus causing even less people learning how to drive stick. Now we're all stuck with slush boxes.
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From debating cast iron to gas vs electric ranges to stick vs manual in a single page, this must be a new record
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Printing this thread out so I can read it the way god intended
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verbal enema posted:I wish I had a gas stove I hate electric stoves ... and a carbon monoxide monitor/alarm. I've had a portable gas stove malfunction for no apparent reason and start giving off a yellow flame, glad I knew that was a bad thing. FilthyImp posted:Induction is good Computer viking posted:Like near everyone here I grew up with electric, but one of the places I rented a share of for a year had a gas cook top. Apart from having to haul gas bottles to the fifth floor, I agree that it works very well, but I didn't really turn into a fan. Electric is more sedate, but it also feels more civilised. I'll trade some heat control for having a flat hot surface with a control knob instead of fiddling with flammable gases and fire for breakfast. I can easily see how someone who grew up with it would prefer it, though. I grew up with electric, gas and wood stoves. Between the latter and the open fire we lost a lot of childhood weekends spent fetching, stacking and splitting firewood; solid fuel heating and cooking when modern options are available is obsolete and a waste of time. Wood stoves and heaters in the suburbs are anachronistic and polluting extravagance, they really aren't suitable for everyday use. But if I had an old house with the right spot for it, I'd be happy to obtain a Metters No.2 and use it occasionally to bake pies on a rainy winter's afternoon.  Aga stoves also stir some kind of romanticism in people too, but they're pretentious AF. I'm honestly disappointed that they're still making them because they're horrifically inefficient, seeing them marketed as carbon neutral is some hot garbage greenwashing. OTOH they're exclusive enough that it's probably not an actual issue compared to any industrial emissions or cryptomining. Modern Stoves are good. That is to say if you're in a first world country in a kitchen that is within code there are no bad stoves, compared to a lot of the planet where the localized emissions from domestic open hearth cooking contribute to respiratory issues and a shortened life span. Open hearth cooking is obsolete but unfortunately has not failed, and a over a decade of UN-driven high-level philanthropy in that area involving hundreds of millions of dollars has failed to bring about meaningful change because it has focused on orchestrating market-based solutions that create opportunities for stakeholders instead of, you know, fixing the loving problem.
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Computer viking posted:Apart from having to haul gas bottles to the fifth floor, I agree that it works very well, You had to haul bottles up yourself? Weird...I've never seen a stove like this, outside small camping stoves or grills. Which I would never personally use inside because they often have less complete combustion and you'd be at a higher risk for CO and other byproducts.* Every place I've lived that's had gas stove was either piped natural gas, or propane tank, but the tank was stored outside and it was a small copper pipe to get it inside to the stove. *That being said I've seen a few articles and comments lately that basically come down to, "Unless you've got a good exhaust fan over your stove that actually goes OUTSIDE, and you use it every time you turn the stove on, you're probably slowly getting CO poisoning cause all stoves have bad combustion." DrBouvenstein has a new favorite as of 17:34 on Jan 28, 2022 |
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DrBouvenstein posted:You had to haul bottles up yourself? Weird...I've never seen a stove like this, outside small camping stoves or grills. Which I would never personally use inside because they often have less complete combustion and you'd be at a higher risk for CO and other byproducts.* That arrangement is super common in Asia. Just (a) burner(s), no oven, so an undercounter tank is all you need. You could probably chart the expansion of many Japanese cities, post war, by looking at gas tank deliveries. They radiated out from city center as the suburbs filled out and actual gas lines were laid. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the entirety of SE Asia, both urban and back country China, parts of Africa, and many other burgs, the gas cylinder is the primary cooking fuel for many, many people.
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Gas stoves are loving terrible for your health. Decades of gas lobby propaganda have pushed it as the best way for cooking and how it's totally safe and healthy but you are burning hydrocarbons and dumping the exhaust unfiltered into your home. It's really not great for your lungs and is especially bad for children. I get it, I like cooking with gas as well but I sure as hell won't be buying a gas stove anymore. Induction is at least as good as gas and it doesn't slowly kill your lungs. As a bonus, it's also terrible for the environment! https://edition.cnn.com/2022/01/27/us/natural-gas-stoves-methane-climate/index.html Shai-Hulud has a new favorite as of 18:26 on Jan 28, 2022 |
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I think you mean hydrocarbons? Carbohydrates are sugar.
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Guess I'll have to post pics of my sugar-burning stove. I run it off of giant bags of 99 cent store generic Froot Loops.
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madeintaipei posted:India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the entirety of SE Asia, both urban and back country China, parts of Africa, and many other burgs, the gas cylinder is the primary cooking fuel for many, many people. It's ubiquitous in Brazil as well, and I'd bet the rest of South America if not Latin America as well. Also, speaking from experience in TYOOL 2022, electricity delivery to rural parts of Brazil's richest state is iffy at best - my parents go without electricity for hours pretty frequently, and sometimes, for days, at least with gas stoves they can at least cook food. Space Kablooey has a new favorite as of 18:29 on Jan 28, 2022 |
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Cojawfee posted:I think you mean hydrocarbons? Carbohydrates are sugar. Oh yeah duh. Sorry english isn't my first language.
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Shai-Hulud posted:I get it, I like cooking with gas as well but I sure as hell won't be buying a gas stove anymore. Induction is at least as good as gas and it doesn't slowly kill your lungs. Psh as if I can Sylvia Plath myself with an electric oven
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You can't do it with a gas oven, either. Gas-oven suicides were common when the gas in your home was coal gas, which contained carbon monoxide among other things. Nowadays it's "natural" gas.
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Dicty Bojangles posted:Printing this thread out so I can read it the way god intended Language is a beautiful thing and was not meant to be imprisoned in the cruel iron cage of the written word.
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barbecue at the folks posted:From debating cast iron to gas vs electric ranges to stick vs manual in a single page, this must be a new record Toilet paper holders are obsolete, and probably toilet paper itself too, since you can just use a bidet, or take a nice shower with some soap too even
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DrBouvenstein posted:You had to haul bottles up yourself? Weird...I've never seen a stove like this, outside small camping stoves or grills. Which I would never personally use inside because they often have less complete combustion and you'd be at a higher risk for CO and other byproducts.* Norway never really did do piped gas to homes, except for a short period in Oslo back when it was also used for street lighting. The place we rented and split was an apartment in a nice, turn of the century, brick building; the owners were off ... idk, working in California or attending to their yacht or something. The gas cooker seemed to be a hobby or vanity project from the owners, so I can't imagine the apartment complex would want to install a gas tank shed (against their pretty, probably listed, facade) and install piping solely for them. e: The oven underneath was electric, which seems like a reasonable tradeoff. Computer viking has a new favorite as of 01:27 on Jan 29, 2022 |
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Serperoth posted:Toilet paper holders are obsolete, and probably toilet paper itself too, since you can just use a bidet, or take a nice shower with some soap too even I'd rather stick refined trees up my butt
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I grew up with propane and wood stoves (very rural Northern Wisconsin), I will never give up my current electric stove until I can get an induction.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:I grew up with propane and wood stoves (very rural Northern Wisconsin), I will never give up my current electric stove until I can get an induction. I don't understand how you use those to clean your rear end after making GBS threads?
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Chainclaw posted:I don't understand how you use those to clean your rear end after making GBS threads? Very carefully.
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Chainclaw posted:I don't understand how you use those to clean your rear end after making GBS threads? Just light a match.
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Arivia posted:Just light a match. BRB, blowing up the bathroom.
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