Post number #402917, ID: cff45b
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Proof: i just had gyoza
Post number #402962, ID: 2de290
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How was the said gyoza?
Post number #403004, ID: be178c
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gyazo the screenshot tool?
Post number #403020, ID: cff45b
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>>402962 it was ok, not worth the scare
Post number #403022, ID: cff45b
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>>403004 no, gyoza the Chinese dish
Post number #403139, ID: 8134a7
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>>402917 who let you near a stovetop? They must be reprimanded
Post number #403248, ID: 3f3bcb
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did you roll a nat 1 or something.
tell us how you almost burned your house.
Post number #403426, ID: d9a666
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>>403139 im a big gurl and i live by myself!
Post number #403428, ID: d9a666
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>>403248 the instructions said that i had to pour 1 tablespoon of water into boilng oil and quickly cover it, turns out oil and water dont get along so well and it started a fire, i had some towels near the pan so those catched on fire too and since my kitchen isnt that big everything was on fire too, i had to pour a jug of water on the fire so it wouldnt spread. Nothing bad happen except my kitchen is now black
no wonder it almost started a fire, when you add water to frying oil it causes it to spatter/splatter everywhichway, which depending on what kind of stove you have could totally cause a fire, especially since (wtf) you had towels nearby.
Well at least you killed it without dying yourself. As to whomever made those directions, go buy a different brand of gyoza or something.
Post number #403464, ID: 3f3bcb
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oh and >headpat
stay safe friend.
Post number #403496, ID: 82349f
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>>403464 >joins you on the headpatting
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| Proof: i just had gyoza