Above the Stove Mircowave....

Above the Stove Mircowave....

by Liv | Published on November 29th, 2008, 2:14 pm | Life

Well I went and got a new drill this morning... and got it all installed and working. Still have to get an electrical box to mount the new electrical connection, else when you reach for spices you might get a shock.... but I love my new above the stove microwave.... It really makes the kitchen seems so much modern... and we got so much counter space back....

It all depends, I suppose, on whether appearances or life or more important to you - personally I prefer to live.

Microwaving will completely remove all nutritional coherence and render anything to an unrecognisable and indigestible pap. On top of that it's then also radioactive and carcinogenic.

For me, nothing but pure organically grown fruits, vegetables and grains cooked with love and care on a wood or gas stove. THAT tastes like food and my body enjoys it as well!

I guess that I'll see you later (much later) in Heaven. Keep a good seat for me for it will be many years before I come to greet you. :violin:

Tootle pip

Karma Singh

Even if Microwave were unhealthy.... which I doubt highly, as anything I put in it is likely not to be very vitamin rich as is... one only needs to look at George Burns to say "don't count your chickens before they hatch."

Karma Singh wrote:It all depends, I suppose, on whether appearances or life or more important to you - personally I prefer to live.

Uh huh. I think someone has been reading too much Gandhi.... :lol:

Karma Singh wrote:
It all depends, I suppose, on whether appearances or life or more important to you - personally I prefer to live.

Love how the wording was sooo.. dramatic. :roll:

Uh huh. I think someone has been reading too much Gandhi....

I like the nuke-n-puke box that frees up counterspace! And if microwaving frees up time so that Liv can spend more time with her family, then that's a good thing.

Appearances vs life... which is more important? WTF? seems rather incongruent...

Karma Singh wrote:I guess that I'll see you later (much later) in Heaven. Keep a good seat for me for it will be many years before I come to greet you.

If you really believe in Heaven, why the reluctance to go there? I'd have thought you'd be loading up on meat (God likes meat), butter (ghee) and hanging around on hilltops in thunderstorms carrying golf clubs and wearing copper boots. Not worrying about heating food by electromagnetically induced molecular friction as compared to infra-red radiation from oxidation of hydrocarbons.

Anyway very few of us here are likely to get to heaven, if the Bible is to be believed. I didn't think Sikhs or Hindus believed in Heaven? I though that after death one merged into the force of nature, possibly to be incorporated into coal and then burnt to generate electricity to power microwaves. But I am making an assumption based on your name and vegetarianism.

A Person wrote:
Karma Singh wrote:I guess that I'll see you later (much later) in Heaven. Keep a good seat for me for it will be many years before I come to greet you.
If you really believe in Heaven, why the reluctance to go there? I'd have thought you'd be loading up on meat (God likes meat), butter (ghee) and hanging around on hilltops in thunderstorms carrying golf clubs and wearing copper boots.

You just made me think of the golfing bishop in Caddyshack

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Best part about the microwave!!! Itz gotz a timer.... We haven't had a kitchen timer in years.... so I always have to pull out the cell phone timer... but this has one built in.... it rocks!!!

A Person wrote:
Karma Singh wrote:I guess that I'll see you later (much later) in Heaven. Keep a good seat for me for it will be many years before I come to greet you.
If you really believe in Heaven, why the reluctance to go there? I'd have thought you'd be loading up on meat (God likes meat), butter (ghee) and hanging around on hilltops in thunderstorms carrying golf clubs and wearing copper boots. Not worrying about heating food by electromagnetically induced molecular friction as compared to infra-red radiation from oxidation of hydrocarbons.

Anyway very few of us here are likely to get to heaven, if the Bible is to be believed. I didn't think Sikhs or Hindus believed in Heaven? I though that after death one merged into the force of nature, possibly to be incorporated into coal and then burnt to generate electricity to power microwaves. But I am making an assumption based on your name and vegetarianism.

Tscha. It donna actually say dat in da Bible!!! It were St Augustin wot rote that, you illiterate persons....

Anyway, all by the by getting to heaven is simplicity itself - there's nowhere else to go. It's BEING there that's the problem. I'm not about to begin a monologue upon Hindu and Sikh theology other than to say, "yes, no, they/we do believe in heaven, we just use different names. That's about the only difference."

Getting back to the matter inhand, however, I do know of a place where you can download a history of the microwave from its inception as an oil & coal substitute for field kitchens in Hitlers Germany. After making the troops very ill it was shelved. After WWII, the US military tried to make a death ray weapon out of it but could not focus the beam sufficiantly to kill instantly, only slowly. The Russian military used it to make western embassy personell ill but, because of its grave health hazzards, made it illegal to produce, sell or use throughout the Russian empire. When the US military failed to make a killing weapon, they sold their researches to the highest bidder who wanted to make things hot. Thus was born the death ray in your kitchen.

Is it allowed to post links on this forum?

Blessed be

Karma Singh

I'd be happy to see both Hindu and Sikh theology here. Tired of the same christoblahblah and some other perspectives would be welcomed, at least by me.
Namaste back atcha.

Karma Singh wrote:Is it allowed to post links on this forum?

Of course

Karma Singh wrote:its inception as an oil & coal substitute for field kitchens in Hitlers Germany. After making the troops very ill it was shelved. After WWII, the US military tried to make a death ray weapon out of it but could not focus the beam sufficiantly to kill instantly, only slowly. The Russian military used it to make western embassy personell ill but, because of its grave health hazzards, made it illegal to produce, sell or use throughout the Russian empire. When the US military failed to make a killing weapon, they sold their researches to the highest bidder who wanted to make things hot. Thus was born the death ray in your kitchen.

Microwaves are indeed dangerous. They cook things. We all know that you can use flame as a weapon

That doesn't prevent it from being used for peaceful purposes

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The dangers of high energy radio waves are nothing new, just as sitting on an electric stove top is not recommended practice unless you like your testicles and buttocks to have an interesting spiral brand.

I thought that your claim was that microwaving food makes the food not just hot, but in some way toxic?