Dull Men's Club
An unofficial chapter of the popular Dull Men's Club.
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Lived with a chef who told me about a time she was grating potatoes to make hash browns. She grated off a portion of skin from her thumb, and because there was not much blood in the piece of skin, she couldn't find it where it landed in the grated pieces of potato.
Was too lazy to throw the already grated bowl of potato (and finger chunk), so made the brownies, cooked them up and served them to the guests.
Some chefs are animals.
That's gross, irresponsible, and reprehensible. Bad chef.
Fully agree. They told me some absolute horror stories about what some chefs got up to.
I don't think I have used a bandage in years. Gauze and medical tape are superior in every way except convenience.
You are correct. My thumb was bleeding so I reached for the first thing I had. I purchased two boxes of generic bandages through a buy one get one sale years ago. It was a good deal.
In 2031 when I have used up the bandages, I will check out gauze and medical tape. I think they may be a more thrifty decision with better results.
You get injured far lighter and less often than I do. Some would call you safer, I say you are just better at making good decisions.
Bog roll and gaffer tape
This guy bleeds brit blood.
Plumbers tape tied in a bow. At least it's easy to remove.