Most Boring Thread

My green tea is almost gone.

 

My tea is turning green; it's old.

 

I can't decide whether to get up from my desk, again.

 

I don't care much for any type of tea. Maybe T and A...

 

wchardin, I would be enraged by your lack of tea love if I weren't so bored.

 

I'd love to be bored by too much t and a.

 

I have a new project at work...

 

I've been so bored with this thread, I haven't been able to bring myself to visit. Now that I'm here, I remembered why.

 

I'm making new files and organizing my bosses old files.

Sigh... :bored:

 

Its Tuesday here, the most boring day of the week.

 

I don't understand why people get rice cookers. Cooking rice on a stove top is almost as easy as boiling water. A rice cooker takes up valuable counter space. It doesn't save me any time. It doesn't allow me to make a rice dish more complex than plain steamed rice. And it doesn't even make good plain steamed rice.

--- Befuddled in New York

 

Tom, that might get a rise out of me...

but, I'm too bored to debate with you.

 

I bought a rice cooker at target on sale for $8.99. For that price I couldn't pass it up. I've only used it once.

 

My microwave oven has a built-in timer. I can use it as a timer without actually turning on the "microwave" part of the microwave oven.

 

My microwave oven also has a built in timer that can operate independently. Weird part is that the beep is very quiet -- only about 20 percent as loud as the beep of the microwave oven.

 

My microwave also has a built in timer. The beep for the timer is the same volume as the regular beep. I wish that my microwave had an option to turn the beep off though. My old microwave did.

 

I almost never use my microwave.
I do use my rice cooker frequently, though not always for rice.

 

I have a belgian waffle maker taking up space on my counter. It's like the one you see at the hotel continental breakfast. Except I don't have a kitchen staff to prepare the batter.

 

We had Belgian waffles for dinner last night.

I have no idea, really, what's for dinner tonight.