Originally posted by TangoBlue:

Originally posted by TheBoot:

Ouch... that's some expensive coal. As for TangoBlue burning Serpent Stew, I assume you meant you burned the Serpent meat you intended to use to make Serpent Stew.

Yes, you are correct. I was thinking one thing and typed another...

I think you've identified the personal characteristic that led to the burned food in the first place ;-)

This is why we put chairs next to cooking fires.

I'm looking for "Forgot to eat and died when I fell off the base I was building" therapy group. I'm not wanting a 12-step one since it was usually my 10th-12th step that ended with a gravity plunge........

Originally posted by TheBoot:

Ouch... that's some expensive coal. As for TangoBlue burning Serpent Stew, I assume you meant you burned the Serpent meat you intended to use to make Serpent Stew.

Yes, you are correct. I was thinking one thing and typed another...

Burned hand teaches best as they say.

Just be thankful it only holds four at a time.

The number of times I have done this... Now I obsessively watch. LOL

Just started playing again after a few months break, managed to catch myself on fire and burn the food to coal on my return.

Yes, we are known as the Viking Meat Burners. We are easily distracted and aloof wannabe chefs. Free Tshirts for new members, join today!

Least you can now make a sign to protest :P

I still remember the pain of sitting quizzically in front of my first hardwon meat and watching it turn to coal.

Haha! That made me laugh.

Yeah they made a TV show about it. Its called "Worst Cooks in America" and its on the Food Network. They even have a celebrity edition.

Time for a Housecarl?

I did that with serpent stew...what a waste

Ouch... that's some expensive coal. As for TangoBlue burning Serpent Stew, I assume you meant you burned the Serpent meat you intended to use to make Serpent Stew.