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The thing with demanding sisters who get more demanding with food when they know I'm gonna be gone for a while 🤣🤣🤣 Omurice is kind of like reward food for them but now they're demanding it every time I'm going to go on a trip
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Lol. Are you going somewhere again? Do they know that you are Guru and they are you minions? 😅
I have to go rescue my grandmother from boredom but other than that, I'm also gonna go up a mountain so... I think they deserve good food before they become motherless creatures again
Lol. Good luck for your trip 👍🏻
Low-key hoping I get eaten by a wolf 😂
Stop rewarding their bad behavior, unless you don’t really mind their demands. Where is my omurice?
I wouldn't call it bad behaviour since they'll have to live with my other sister's cooking while I'm gone. I'd call it their last proper meal for the next few days 😂😂😂 Okay how do I send you an omurice?
I have no idea how to ship an omurice. I guess you'll just have to eat mine for me, and tell me how good it was.
You could try cooking it and I could put up the recipe so you have an idea of how it tastes like?
Okay. Why don't you make a post using your omurice recipe? My wife says she doesn't know what it is. (Must have a different name for it in Bisaya?)
It's a Japanese dish so that's probably why she's not familiar with it? I'll get to posting it tomorrow, right now we're celebrating something
Winning the lottery? If so, please remember all your friends and admirers here on noise.cash! :-)
No no no I passed the board exam! I am now officially a licensed chemist!!!
Hooray!! Organic or physical chemist?
General chemist? I mean, those subjects are part of my exam
Okay. I think of "physical chemistry" as dealing with things on a real small level, like electron orbitals, whereas "organic chemistry" works on a little bit bigger scale, (to misuse the word "bigger"!), like organic molecule composition, shape, and properties. But maybe those distinctions aren't valid anymore, because it's been over 40 years since I studied chemistry.
They're still valid definitions but chemistry now offers a more interrelated perspective of how you view chemistry like you can still say the physical chemistry is mostly on electrons but then you can also think of the fact that electrons basically drive a reaction. So electrons basically help build your macromolecules that we use in organic chemistry. There's such things like electron repulsion that comes in trends so those help in industrial practice too
Cool! That makes sense. Thanks for bringing me up to date!
Always welcome supergrumpy UwU