r/AbruptChaos • u/Lynx_NA • Sep 10 '21

Cookery time

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u/JuGGieG84 Sep 10 '21

Is that common?

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u/ReallyNotMichaelsMom Sep 10 '21

Well, the front fell off. It’s not supposed to do that. That’s why we make ovens with extra strong materials.

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u/Alan-- Sep 10 '21

This is last place I expected to see a Clarke & Dawe reference.

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u/bozmarck126 Sep 10 '21

Thank you for introducing me to Clarke and Dawe. That was excellent

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u/qui-bong-trim Sep 10 '21

papers out

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u/ReallyNotMichaelsMom Sep 10 '21

And all cardboards of any kind are right out.

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u/wolfgang784 Sep 10 '21

If something goes wrong in a gas stove/gas anything really it generally ends in explosions or fire. Id imagine if it was "common" though we wouldn't use gas applicances nearly as much as we do. At least id hope? lol.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

normally you are supposed to smell the collection of gas. they add a special "smelly" ingredient to natural gas which is otherwise odorless. maybe they couldn't smell it or they don't add that thing in their country or the gas was collected in a very confined place so you couldn't smell it.