“Was trying to quick heat up food while keeping track of the kids. Kitchen lights were dim because they were watching a movie in the living room.
Wife had cooked ground beef last night and left the extra in a grey bowl with tinfoil over it. Heated up everything and came to sit down and eat. First bite was weird but I was distracted.
Second bite had something crunchy and I spit it out. Turns out the wife had also put the dogs leftover food in an identical grey bowl earlier tonight.”
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Armida 3 month s ago
#19 Scurvy? Rickets? Pelagra?
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Clarence 3 month s ago
No, he asked ChatGTP for a substitute for sodium chloride without providing context as to what he was going to use it for. ChatGTP suggested sodium bromide. After 3 months salting his food with sodium bromide, he became insane, but with just enough sanity to know enough to go to a hospital.
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Clarence 3 month s ago
Clarence,
That was in reply to Armida regarding #19
That was in reply to Armida regarding #19
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Armida 3 month s ago
Clarence, Thank you!
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Armida 3 month s ago
Clarence, did it kill him?
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Lionel 3 month s ago
Armida,
He lived, and treatment was successful.
He lived, and treatment was successful.
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Sulie 3 month s ago
Clarence,
Where do you even get Sodium Bromide? Sodium Chloride is just regular salt, but bromide? That's not an every day supermarket item.
Where do you even get Sodium Bromide? Sodium Chloride is just regular salt, but bromide? That's not an every day supermarket item.
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Dony 3 month s ago
#17 You just happen to discover a huge a** air vent in the ceiling after 4 friggin years?
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Sulie 3 month s ago
#15 So? Eat the worm, it's jalapeno sized
That was in reply to Armida regarding #19
He lived, and treatment was successful.
Where do you even get Sodium Bromide? Sodium Chloride is just regular salt, but bromide? That's not an every day supermarket item.