It's not pronounced 'keeev", it's pronounced ke-ev.
Get it right, morons.
Why is everybody on the news mispronouncing Kiev?
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been calling it kieve since forever as in kiev. sorry English is my third language lol
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What are your other languages? Where are you from?
I'm Canadian Jamaican. us citizen by birth.
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it's a joke because I lived in Los Angeles then moved to north Carolina, so think a person with an accent and southern accent on top of that. Pigs stared the rumor that I was either Canadian or Jamaican. with a slight southern accent. so I just kept the joke going. in high school people right I was oriental at first. which I found hilarious, I'm part german, part spanish and part raramuri.
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It's not pronounced 'keeev", it's pronounced ke-ev.
Get it right, morons.
I also noticed a lot of talking wacko heads saying "nucular war" again. Grates my shit like when dubbya said it.
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Hey, I like Chicken Keeeev. Reheats great in a nucular minute in the microwave.
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Dude no, NEVER reheat chicken in the microwave.
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Dude no, NEVER reheat chicken in the microwave.
What do you mean reheat? I cook the whole chicken in the microwave. Isn't that the best way to cook stuff?
I mean in the old days sure, you could boil a couple of steaks but these days we have modern conveniences
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Now you've done it.
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"Kiev" is the name in Russian. "Kyiv" is the name in Ukrainian.
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You Should Never Reheat Chicken In The Microwave. Here's Why. (mashed.com)
This guy probably nuked the leftovers.
Man Has Legs and Fingers Amputated After Eating Leftover Noodles | PEOPLE.com
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Dude are you just totally against modern nucular kitchen appliances?
(Actually, I almost never make _Chicken Key Ev. I often make Pheasant Kye IV. Never anything left over to go "nucular" in the Faraday cage wave machine.)
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Yes, I pretty much use ours for popcorn.
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You Should Never Reheat Chicken In The Microwave. Here's Why. (mashed.com)
This guy probably nuked the leftovers.
Man Has Legs and Fingers Amputated After Eating Leftover Noodles | PEOPLE.com
fuck . lol
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BTW, if you actually read that first link it points out that the problem is incorrect storage after the initial cook.
How many of us have eaten left over cooked cold chicken from the fridge? Like make it into chicken salad or something. If it was properly stored, you don't get sick.
If I took that same safe stored cold chicken out and warmed it up in the micro would a trajillion evil bacteria suddenly bloom? Nah. It's still safe.
It's all in the storage. Sure, there are morons who leave cooked chicken sitting on the counter three days and then try to heat it up. Darwin in action.
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maybe the chickens should be wearing masks so we don't get their germs in the first place
Better be N95s! Check with Falsi and get back to us, OK?
