Life as an adult
HUNT LIFE
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alfonshister (02/08/2015) [-] Can you put him behind a computer like in many other pics?
im sure many are gonna prefer it that way!
im sure many are gonna prefer it that way!
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PadreRasta (02/09/2015) [-] I think it's some Chuck E. Cheese animatronics. Not sure about exact source.
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theworstlurker (02/08/2015) [-] Cooking is hard. I put cereal into the bowl, pour in the milk, and it goes up in flames.
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ibowtobacon (02/08/2015) [-] you forgot to include the episode and season, seewhatididthere?
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ubercookieboy (02/08/2015) [-] I put milk in a pan full of boiling water and poured egg whites into my cereal bowl.
Good old hangovers...
Good old hangovers...
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ThekidsTEN (02/08/2015) [-]
if that cures it, good job. My last one I woke up next to the gf at her place, my car got hit by something, and my dick burned. fun night
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anonefgthree (02/08/2015) [-] Once when I was like 10 I added milk to my bowl of mac and cheese
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sayonarazetsubou (02/08/2015) [-] >Be me
>Mom and her boyfriend are out camping for the weekend
>Buy me groceries for the several days I have alone
>Get poptarts
>In the morning, pop 'em in the toaster
>The toasters ****** , and they didn't tell me
>Never popped back up, still toasting
>They catch on fire
>Panic attack
>Unplug toaster
>As if sent by the gods, full glass of water on the counter
>Douse that ****
>Fire alarms going off
>Get the smoke out, reset alarms
Don't trust me with cooking, folks. I'll almost burn your house down.
>Mom and her boyfriend are out camping for the weekend
>Buy me groceries for the several days I have alone
>Get poptarts
>In the morning, pop 'em in the toaster
>The toasters ****** , and they didn't tell me
>Never popped back up, still toasting
>They catch on fire
>Panic attack
>Unplug toaster
>As if sent by the gods, full glass of water on the counter
>Douse that ****
>Fire alarms going off
>Get the smoke out, reset alarms
Don't trust me with cooking, folks. I'll almost burn your house down.
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sayonarazetsubou (02/08/2015) [-] I was actually surprised I managed to do that in my state of panic.
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boomerpyro (02/08/2015) [-] if you peel the banana and cover it in a vanilla/sugar batter then you have a good dessert, i learned this in the boy scouts
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motherfuckingkenji (02/08/2015) [-] Oh god the countless hours wasted on /f/ are coming back to haunt me; I can hear that dubstep.
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mymommasallama (02/08/2015) [-] i learned something similar as a youngster at a summer camp. get some foil, put a nanner in the middle, then cover it with chocolate and mini marshmallows, wrap it up and slap it on the grill. then BOOM. diabeetus.
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josieabby (02/08/2015) [-] I cook pretty well unless I'm trying to impress someone.
Then it goes more like this.
Then it goes more like this.
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benjaminbutton (02/08/2015) [-] Looks more like a plantain, they tend to be diced and cooked in a pan. My roommate does it all the time.
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casval (02/08/2015) [-] I never understood how young adults can be so incompetent about cooking/eating. I freaking learned how to cook when I was a kid because I got tired of waiting for other people to cook for me. What the hell, did someone seriously cook every single meal you ever made until you moved out of the house?
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casval (02/08/2015) [-] Mom always made sure I had plenty to eat when I was a kid so I wouldn't be stunted.
That isn't to say my nutrition hasn't suffered after I lost my job. Been eating canned **** and hitting up the food banks for 6 months until I was finally able to find employment again. I know what it is to be hungry.
That isn't to say my nutrition hasn't suffered after I lost my job. Been eating canned **** and hitting up the food banks for 6 months until I was finally able to find employment again. I know what it is to be hungry.
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gabonicagracy (02/08/2015) [-] For me no but my family is the ready made dinner and frozen dinner folks. I never learned how to actually cook meals until I started buying my own food because ingredients were never kept in my house.
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thearcher (02/08/2015) [-]
Because most young adults and students don't actually start to cook until they move away into their own places and/or student accommodation - I'm lucky because I was first told to cook 1 meal a week by my parents when I was 14 so cooking for me isn't a problem. But some of the people I know really are hopeless
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theycallmesatan (02/08/2015) [-] **theycallmesatan used "*roll picture*"**
**theycallmesatan rolled image** mcburd is this how you cook
**theycallmesatan rolled image** mcburd is this how you cook
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snoopicus (02/08/2015) [-]
Sometimes I feel like I'm one of the only people here who not only know how to cook, but enjoy it.
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heartlessrobot (02/08/2015) [-] I can cook basic **** .
Stir fry, soup, toast, burgers, etc.
Stir fry, soup, toast, burgers, etc.
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dashgamer (02/08/2015) [-] One time I put pot stickers on the stove and went to play videogames while the water boiled... I completely forgot about them and pew pew'd at Russians for four hours before I realized that the food had been cooking the entire time.
The water had all boiled away and the stickers were just black smears in the pot.
The water had all boiled away and the stickers were just black smears in the pot.
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I Am Monkey (02/08/2015) [-] I gave my friend from the ghetto an Instant Lunch to microwave. Apparently he'd never heard of them before, because he thought it was literally just "instant lunch". He stuck it in the microwave plastic wrapping and all and smoked out the entire house with plastic fumes. He was 23.
