Beau Peep Notice Board
Beau Peep Notice Board => Outpourings => Topic started by: Diane CBPFC on February 18, 2010, 09:46:42 PM
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Can anyone explain how things such as pasta and red kidney beans can stay firm after sitting in a tin of soup for months or even years?
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Sheer grit and determination, Diane. I sat in a bath of soup for several hours once, and I stayed... okay, you don't want to know this.
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Ah, you see, that's the common misconception. People tend to think that the soup is liquid inside the tin. It isn't. Only once the tin is opened, it turns to a form of liquid.
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The vacuum created within the can, combined with the starch of pasta and the fibrous protein of kidney beans, means that...no, I haven't got a clue.
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It's the firmisity-factor that accelerates the firmation of food forms prior to can-containment; normally created in a sterile "sans-contamination" environment, every other Wednesday, by Audrey.
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If you believe they are firm, they will be.
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If you believe they are firm, they will be.
I had a girlfriend like that.
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Was she Audrey?
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It is a wonder isn't it.
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Was she Audrey?
Only on a Wednesday.
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Can anyone explain how things such as pasta and red kidney beans can stay firm after sitting in a tin of soup for months or even years?
They only lose their firmness when they are pasta their sell-by date and then they become has-beans.
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Can anyone explain how things such as pasta and red kidney beans can stay firm after sitting in a tin of soup for months or even years?
They only lose their firmness when they are pasta their sell-by date and then they become has-beans.
This boy is spending far too much time with his students!
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You can get done for that.
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Can anyone explain how things such as pasta and red kidney beans can stay firm after sitting in a tin of soup for months or even years?
They only lose their firmness when they are pasta their sell-by date and then they become has-beans.
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Just stop it! You're going to be all smilied out!!
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i want to know why glue does not stick to the inside of the bottle befor you use it
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and how do people know whether they are standing up or down this sounds odd till you think about it
if we in england are standing upright the people in aus will be upside down
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and how do people know whether they are standing up or down this sounds odd till you think about it
if we in england are standing upright the people in aus will be upside down
I know that turning off unnecessary electrical equipment saves energy; what does making three sentences into one sentence save?
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Two full stops?
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Glue uses the same principle as tinned soup, in that once in contact with the air it becomes sticky, whereas soup becomes liquidy. It's called something like fundamental trans-mutational metamorphosis.
Walking upright is something historians have been pondering for years, but somehow people do it the same way wherever they are from.
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Two full stops?
.... and several capital letters...!
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and how do people know whether they are standing up or down this sounds odd till you think about it
if we in england are standing upright the people in aus will be upside down
The people in Austria are yodelling on the mountains. The people in Oz; well, that's another story.
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and how do people know whether they are standing up or down this sounds odd till you think about it
if we in england are standing upright the people in aus will be upside down
The people in Austria are yodelling on the mountains. The people in Oz; well, that's another story.
I understand they're marching around singing about lollipop guilds.