28-04-2014, 10:58 AM
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My husband once dropped his Christmas dinner on the floor, luckily it wasent on a carpet so we could clean it up easily, yes this did get thrown away. We then set about plating another meal for him, took it through to the dining room myself.
28-04-2014, 11:52 AM
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Confession time - invited friends for lunch which was to be salad and quiche. Table set, friends having pre-lunch aperitif, I go to the kitchen to fetch the quiche - which had what was obviously a paw print right in the middle of it!! Cat sitting on window sill denied all knowledge.Served quiche with a strategic pattern of hastily sliced tomatoes on the top !!
28-04-2014, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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Confession time - invited friends for lunch which was to be salad and quiche. Table set, friends having pre-lunch aperitif, I go to the kitchen to fetch the quiche - which had what was obviously a paw print right in the middle of it!! Cat sitting on window sill denied all knowledge. Served quiche with a strategic pattern of hastily sliced tomatoes on the top !!
28-04-2014, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I might believe in it however my dogs believe in the 2 second rule if it hits the floor it's theirs 
28-04-2014, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by AutumnColour
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If you didn't know, that means if a food item falls on the floor, you can pick it up within 5 seconds & it's ok still.I do it, sometimes longer than 5 seconds & I haven't died yet.
28-04-2014, 03:52 PM
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Many years ago 'Dragon' b orrowed a cake tin from neighbour to make a chocolate cake in. Tin had 'false' bottom, which 'Dragon' didn't know about and as she put her hand under the tin to bring it out of the oven - the bottom of the cake tin slipped, the cake, stuck to the bottom of the tin rolled on the floor and then broke into several chunks. My Sisters, George and I ate chocolate cake off the kitchen floor - there were no 'side effects'.
28-04-2014, 07:25 PM
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Some years ago I too dished up a delicious casserole, complete with vegetables. Carried the plate a mere 10ft, in a straight line, from kitchen to dining room, and the plate just slipped and toppled arse uppards. The whole dinner on the carpet. Had to put more vegetables on to cook and serve up the remainder of the casserole. And clean up the carpet. Boy did I swear.|
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