What are you guys doing right now?

bmwracer wrote:
It's the only one I've ever known too. :mrgreen:

:hehe:

^ I think about ten years ago, they recalled a ton of bottles because the oysters that they had used were contaminated with some kinda toxic waste... :sweat:

EDIT:

Wiki:
In June 2001, Britain's Food Standards Agency (FSA) identified various brands of Chinese and Southeast Asian sauces, including Lee Kum Kee products, with known carcinogens 3-MCPD and 1,3-DCP (1,3-dichloropropane-2-ol) contamination at levels hundreds of times higher than those deemed safe by the UK and European Union. However, Lee Kum Kee was not singled out, and this was an industry-wide problem, which was supposedly dealt with in 2001. Tests show that Lee Kum Kee products imported into Europe since 2001 comply with the proposed EU limit for 3-MCPD by modification of manufacturing techniques. What is not verified are products imported or consumed in other regions. For example, soy sauces (not manufactured by Lee Kum Kee) tested with 18,000 times the European limit for 3-MCPD in the 2007 Vietnam food scare, rising from 3,000 times the limit after the 2000 soy sauce scandal.

In July 2001, FSA issued another statement clearing Lee Kum Kee's name after the company produced laboratory certificates from accredited, reputable laboratories. These certificates shows that Lee Kum Kee products now comply with the proposed EU limit for 3-MCPD.

bmwracer wrote:^ I think about ten years ago, they recalled a ton of bottles because the oysters that they had used were contaminated with some kinda toxic waste... :sweat:

EDIT:

Wiki:
In June 2001, Britain's Food Standards Agency (FSA) identified various brands of Chinese and Southeast Asian sauces, including Lee Kum Kee products, with known carcinogens 3-MCPD and 1,3-DCP (1,3-dichloropropane-2-ol) contamination at levels hundreds of times higher than those deemed safe by the UK and European Union. However, Lee Kum Kee was not singled out, and this was an industry-wide problem, which was supposedly dealt with in 2001. Tests show that Lee Kum Kee products imported into Europe since 2001 comply with the proposed EU limit for 3-MCPD by modification of manufacturing techniques. What is not verified are products imported or consumed in other regions. For example, soy sauces (not manufactured by Lee Kum Kee) tested with 18,000 times the European limit for 3-MCPD in the 2007 Vietnam food scare, rising from 3,000 times the limit after the 2000 soy sauce scandal.

In July 2001, FSA issued another statement clearing Lee Kum Kee's name after the company produced laboratory certificates from accredited, reputable laboratories. These certificates shows that Lee Kum Kee products now comply with the proposed EU limit for 3-MCPD.

Rotten oysters. Sweet!

Tu_triky wrote:

Haha. Lee Kum Kee!

This name makes me smirk. Kinda like Long Duck Dong.

Takoyama wrote:This name makes me smirk. Kinda like Long Duck Dong.

Don't you mean Wun Hung Lo? :rofl:

Being grumpy!
There'll be a lunar eclipse in about 11 hours (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCrxeJOPPxo)... but by then it will be morning in Europe. :grumble:

EDIT: on second hand it'll be worse if I would have to stay up for the evant and at the end see only a dark cloudy sky... :victory:

Went home sick. :bleh:

Guess I'll spend the rest of the day bundled up in front of the TV. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Went home sick. :bleh:

Guess I'll spend the rest of the day bundled up in front of the TV. :sweat:

Sorry to hear that man. Raining for four days straight. In L.A. This is crazy.

Tu_triky wrote:Sorry to hear that man. Raining for four days straight. In L.A. This is crazy.

You ain't kidding.

For one, it never rains continuously like this... This is Pacific Northwest weather.

Secondly, I thought this was supposed to be a La Nina scenario: little to no rain for the winter/spring.

Meteorologists have got it all wrong yet again, it appears. :crazy:

bmwracer wrote:
You ain't kidding.

For one, it never rains continuously like this... This is Pacific Northwest weather.

Secondly, I thought this was supposed to be a La Nina scenario: little to no rain for the winter/spring.

Meteorologists have got it all wrong yet again, it appears. :crazy:

These fools couldn't predict that a meteor flies through space.

bmwracer wrote:Went home sick. :bleh:

Guess I'll spend the rest of the day bundled up in front of the TV. :sweat:

Hope you're feeling better! Stay warm, drink some hot ocha and enjoy some great dramas! :)

Cleaning bathrooms. Then gonna wrap presents. Then HOPEFULLY play AC Brotherhood. :woot:

Sengo wrote:Hope you're feeling better! Stay warm, drink some hot ocha and enjoy some great dramas! :)

Thanks!

That's what I'm pretty much doing at the moment... :victory:

bmwracer wrote:Went home sick. :bleh:

Guess I'll spend the rest of the day bundled up in front of the TV. :sweat:

Feel better Bmwracer ... enjoy maybe A Juri maraton :mrgreen:

suzzy wrote: Feel better Bmwracer ... enjoy maybe A Juri maraton :mrgreen:

Had a mini-marathon. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Had a mini-marathon. :mrgreen:

sweet :woot:

Trying to make it through the day back at work... One more day to go. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Trying to make it through the day back at work... One more day to go. :sweat:

we don't have much of a christmas break either,

two days off, this week, and 1 next week, i'll take it.....

right now, just getting into my short x-mas break relaxing and not doing much.

^ Actually, after tomorrow I'm done for the year... Back to work on January 3. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:^ Actually, after tomorrow I'm done for the year... Back to work on January 3. :victory:

Sweet!!

Enjoy it, dear!


OT: Happy to have a little time off from holiday stuff to catch up on the posts.
All the present wrapping has given me a back ache. :beaten: