On Monday, January 4, 2016 at 11:32:06 PM UTC-10, Ophelia wrote:
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> > On 1/4/2016 11:31 AM, Ophelia wrote:
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> >> "dsi1" > wrote in message
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> >>> What I'd rather do is they give me the total and I blink my eyeball
> >>> twice and the amount get credited to their account in .005
> >>> microseconds. That would be cool. In fact, I'd rather just fill my
> >>> cart and walk out the door without interacting with any humans at all..
> >>> This can be done with carts with built-in RFID scanners and NFC
> >>> capabilities. Hopefully, we'll get that before I die. 
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> >> Hah they would probably rob you blind and you would never know it
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> > What the heck, I plan on hacking the shopping cart. Hee hee.
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> > My daughter made some fried kale cakes last night. It was pretty good
> > although eating green food is a little weird. She should have shaped it
> > into bricks and called it "Soylant Green" that would be cool. She also
> > made some banana lumpia. This morning, she made fried rice. She makes a
> > better fried rice than her daddy. This is a good thing. Are my dreams of
> > having my kids cooking for me coming to fruition? I sure hope so!
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> You seem to have taught them well so I think your chances of that are pretty
> high
I think she has better taste though than using 'Soylant Green'. It
> seems you taught her too well, so you have only yourself to blame
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I haven't taught her much of anything of cooking. Her boyfriend is an energetic, creative, cook at a big restaurant nearby. He's only twenty-one and will probably run the kitchen in a couple of years - if he doesn't do something stupid first. I'm not so sure she's learning anything from him either.
We went to a Japanese/Korean grill your own restaurant today. My son ordered some kind of funny looking pale substance to grill. Normally I would have assumed it was chicken but was surprised to find out it was intestines. I tried some and it was like chewing on some rubber that oozed fat. I gave up after a while because my teeth was not able to break up that tissue. I am resolved to try some of those wacky things that my son will eat. Can pig uterus be next?
I kind of like it when the kids surprise me with the things they'll do. I really do want them to have lives of their own. So far so good.