Why is water so stubborn?

Originally posted by reader1107
I did notice something was missing. When I asked your husband how I was supposed to nuke a cup of tea, all I got was this long C-sharp.

Originally posted by reader1107
Alas, some things just can't be microwaved.

Originally posted by reader1107
I did notice something was missing. When I asked your husband how I was supposed to nuke a cup of tea, all I got was this long C-sharp.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Oh, that was just his way of saying: "Just use the electric kettle, the tea pot and a tea filter, will you?"

I can drink water and transport it, then deposit it elsewhere pretty easy. 😕

Originally posted by Ice Cold
I can drink water and transport it, then deposit it elsewhere pretty easy. 😕

Originally posted by reader1107
You are highly skilled! Can you bake?

Originally posted by Ice Cold
I get baked, does that count? 😕

Originally posted by Ice Cold
I can drink water and transport it, then deposit it elsewhere pretty easy. 😕

Originally posted by reader1107
Dang. I was hoping it meant "Fear not. My wife will return momentarily and she'd be more than happy to make you a cup of tea. She may even bake muffins."

Originally posted by RookRAK
I fear that solution does not scale well to driveway size.

Originally posted by Ice Cold
Bring in a huge heard of elephants. Get alot of space heaters and melt the snow into a pond. Feed the elephants salted peanuts, and hashish. Let nature take it's course. 😀

Originally posted by RookRAK
I you have an extra grilled cheese I'll make you some tea. (If I can get the water to cooperate).

Originally posted by reader1107
I'll share my sandwich. Just don't let Icy transport the water. You could probably scoop up some snow and heat it.

Hey, can I have some tea, too?