"willshak" wrote in message
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zzzzzzzzzz wrote the following:
On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 16:29:36 -0400, willshak
wrote:


zzzzzzzzzz wrote the following:

On Fri, 23 Apr 2010 00:04:54 -0400, aemeijers
wrote:


zzzzzzzzzz wrote:
(snip)

Chicken bones?

I take your point, but I don't cook anything with bones in it at home.
Like I said, I live alone, and I hate leftovers. Chicken is those 5-lb
bags of the pre-deboned breasts. 1 breast makes a good salad topper or
sandwich filler. Because my drains clog easily, I don't pour chicken
grease down the drain either- I wipe the pan out with a paper towel,
and put it in the trash.

We eat boneless breasts (and legs/thighs, BTW) too but not *every*
night.
Depending on the mood (not mine and the price we also eat a lot of
bone-in
chicken.

If I do ever have anything on the plate I decide isn't edible after
all, I just scrape it in the trash, or off the back of the deck for
the animals. If I suspect the trash can will then be smelly or attract
bugs, I carry it out and empty it. Not a big deal.

I don't want the critters around the house and the stuff stinks,
particularly
after a week in the summer sun. I don't want the flies, either. There
is no
food in our "garbage" so no smell, no critter scattering it, and no
flies.

I don't dump raw garbage in the garbage cans. All my garbage is bagged
and sealed before it goes into the garbage can. I have never had to
clean my garbage cans in the 25 years I have lived here. I have had to
replace cans because the wheels started to come off..


You don't read very well either.

There are a lot of things that you don't well either. One of them is
logical thinking.

--


In zzzzzzzzzz defense some municipalities actually encourage
using disposals. They use the sludge as a form of bio-fuel. In away, I think
that is irresponsible because too much can clog a system. I'd never do it
regardless but I guess it does vary per municipality.

Jim