Damnit Netherlands get with the program
rt') Microwave
Q (ii?) Microcode
4: if Microbial econ
Magnetron (Ill)
Q (ii?) Microcode
4: if Microbial econ
Magnetron (Ill)
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thehappyboots (01/29/2015) [-] 
He will have the Autobots at a decent tempurature, but a little cold in the middle
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DivineInfinity ONLINE (01/29/2015) [-] That always confused me when I was a kid. Why didn't it cook them?
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subtard (01/29/2015) [-] The magnetron is the part of the microwave that produces the electromagnetic radiation.
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warioteam (01/29/2015) [-] oh wow different cultures have different names
its almost like different languages are LITERALLY DEFINED by the fact they have different ******* words
its almost like different languages are LITERALLY DEFINED by the fact they have different ******* words
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europe (01/29/2015) [-] Not a bad name tho
At least the dutchies still call an ananas a ******* ananas and not a "pineapple"
At least the dutchies still call an ananas a ******* ananas and not a "pineapple"
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heartlessrobot (01/29/2015) [-] At least the English can call a pineapple what it was ******* named by the people that found it, unlike everyone else.
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heartlessrobot (01/30/2015) [-] It looks almost like a pinecone, yet is sweet like apple...
PINEAPPLE!
PINEAPPLE!
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someoneforamoment [OP](01/30/2015) [-]
... because if you are stoned enough it looks like a Banana?
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shadowknife (01/29/2015) [-] actualy magnetron is more correct as it is the thing that actually produces microwaves in a microwave.
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basklein (01/29/2015) [-] Yeah, no.
Magnetron is actually microwave oven, not just microwave.
In German for example, it's Mikrowelleofen
Magnetron is actually microwave oven, not just microwave.
In German for example, it's Mikrowelleofen
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solidderking (01/29/2015) [-] everyone says mikrowelle in germany, Mikrowellenofen is like Panzerkampfwagen ( not used anymore )
