Woe

[oyceter]

Am still at work and not sure when I will be heading home. Am also going to have to work through the weekend, sigh. Well, I knew this was happening, but it is still not fun

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[vom_marlowe]

Oh no!!!!

That completely sucks. *hugs you*

For future reference, baking soda works great for smothering fires like that. I always keep an extra large box or two around. It's safe to use on greasy items because it's dry. I've used baking soda on toaster fires and also small saucepan incidents and oven issues, etc. (My dad has unbelievably bad fire karma.)

Also, still at work? Yikes!

[oyceter]

I was rather startled, but now I'm just laughing. Because really! Samosa! On fire!

My co-worker found a newspaper with a front page story of a wildfire with tons of smoke and wrote "samosa" on top and left it on my desk, heeee.

Still at work today too.... And thanks for the baking soda tip! I have to remember that.

[justinelavaworm]

Um, well, at least Pembleton exists . . .

[oyceter]

Mmmmm, Pembleton...

[justinelavaworm]

I'm introducing Scott to the joys of Homicide right now. We're nearing the end of Season 3. He understands my Pembleton love.

[oyceter]

Oh yay! You guys are ahead of me now ^_^.

It is good that he understands the Pembleton love. I feel Pembleton should get much appreciation.

[ext_59120]

*hugs*

I've got no words. Kitchen disasters terrify me.

[oyceter]

It was sort of scary! But now it's mostly funny, just because the image of a samosa on fire! O_o

[jinian]

Oh, honey. *sends virtual blueberries*

[oyceter]

Virtual blueberries!

Mostly I am amused now -- the smoke smell is gone, and I am left only with the indelible image of a samosa in flames.

[hysteriachan]

Yeep! I'm glad you're okay!

(Gross to hear about working through the weekend, too. >.<)

[oyceter]

Me too! And I think my toaster oven is also ok, despite being slightly blacker than it used to be.