Video: Sunday Food Spread

[jjgold]

I own you guys on this subject
Gourmet Italian today

[RubberKettle]

Batteries in the fridge?

Please explain..

[jjgold]

Batteries in the refig??

They last longer

Its an old trick

[ParlayininHTown]

Batteries in the fridge?

Please explain..

Supposedly makes them last longer, although I've never tried it myself.

Coach, you have a unique take on gourmet Italian ...

[Russian Rocket]

Batteries in the refig??

They last longer

Its an old trick

very old trick
I always keep mine in the fridge also - that's what all sharps across the globe do

coach I like the clean-everything look...but you need to have a bit more food in your fridge...how about some fruits and veggies to go along with those dumplings

[Bostongambler]

I'd cry it I had anymore tears for you.

[Smoke]

Holy shit Corbin we got the same fukkin fridge man. Might have to do a fridge video to show you.

[Russian Rocket]

Supposedly makes them last longer, although I've never tried it myself.

a battery is a collection of one or more cells capable of generating electricity. There are lots of different types of these cells, but they all work according to the same basic principle.

Part of the cell consists of chemicals that undergo a special reaction called an oxidation reaction, which is a reaction that causes atoms to lose electrons.

The other part of the cell consists of a different set of chemicals that undergo what is called a reduction reaction. In reduction reactions, atoms gain electrons.

Over time, these chemical reactions can result in changes to the materials that make up the cathode and anode, resulting in the cell losing its ability to carry out the chemical reactions needed to produce electricity. When this happens, we say the cell (or the battery of cells) is “dead.”

Even when the cell isn’t connected to a circuit, these chemical changes still occur, though at a much slower rate. “Self-discharge” is the term used to describe how cells slowly lose their “charge” or their ability to carry out the reactions that produce electricity, when they’re just sitting around on a shelf somewhere. How fast a cell self-discharges depends on a lot of factors, including the chemicals used inside the cell and the temperature outside.

Putting batteries in colder temperatures can slow the self-discharge rate of their cells, however just how effective this is depends on the type of battery. Modern alkaline batteries have such a low self-discharge rate that storing them in the freezer is nearly ineffective. Lithium batteries (both standard and rechargeable) are even better.

On the other hand, rechargeable nickel cadmium (NiCd) and nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries have really high self-discharge rates that are drastically reduced by storing them in colder temperatures

[t-wizzle]

Did you just move into a new place?

[jjgold]

I've been here about seven months

I might need a quick getaway as pressure is building

Behind on the rent and might stiff the landlord

[ItsMeMrMattE]

is that a camera in your fridge? next to the juice.

[Ratpack]

jj get some freaking pictures on your wall so when you bring a broad over you look cultured

[Bostongambler]

jj get some freaking pictures on your wall so when you bring a broad over you look cultured

Bring a broad over????? His mother wouldn't even step foot in there.

[Bostongambler]

Gold I got this interior decorator that I use and he will have ur place looking unreal.

He is a little famine so don't hit on him, but other than that he is priceless.

[You mad bro]

fukking ragu eating mother fukker

[ParlayininHTown]

a battery is a collection of one or more cells capable of generating electricity. There are lots of different types of these cells, but they all work according to the same basic principle.

Part of the cell consists of chemicals that undergo a special reaction called an oxidation reaction, which is a reaction that causes atoms to lose electrons.

The other part of the cell consists of a different set of chemicals that undergo what is called a reduction reaction. In reduction reactions, atoms gain electrons.

Over time, these chemical reactions can result in changes to the materials that make up the cathode and anode, resulting in the cell losing its ability to carry out the chemical reactions needed to produce electricity. When this happens, we say the cell (or the battery of cells) is “dead.”

Even when the cell isn’t connected to a circuit, these chemical changes still occur, though at a much slower rate. “Self-discharge” is the term used to describe how cells slowly lose their “charge” or their ability to carry out the reactions that produce electricity, when they’re just sitting around on a shelf somewhere. How fast a cell self-discharges depends on a lot of factors, including the chemicals used inside the cell and the temperature outside.

Putting batteries in colder temperatures can slow the self-discharge rate of their cells, however just how effective this is depends on the type of battery. Modern alkaline batteries have such a low self-discharge rate that storing them in the freezer is nearly ineffective. Lithium batteries (both standard and rechargeable) are even better.

On the other hand, rechargeable nickel cadmium (NiCd) and nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries have really high self-discharge rates that are drastically reduced by storing them in colder temperatures

[jjgold]

Exactly I could not pay a fat girl $500 to come here

Bring a broad over????? His mother wouldn't even step foot in there.

[stealthyburrito]

Guaranteed this bloated Michelin man doesn't touch the salad mix

[Bostongambler]

Exactly I could not pay a fat girl $500 to come here

U could pal, just wear that mink and flash some green.

[BIGDAY]

No wild game. No fukken ribeye steak.

[jjgold]

Getting a case of Beef Jerky this week, many of you guys just have peanut butter and jelly in your fridge

Guys I a semi big time as an eater

[Smoke]

No frozen pizzas or superpretzels?? wtf

[jjgold]

Smokey I basically eat fresh stuff only

Once in a while smoked ham and smoked meats

I tried to eat organic foods also

I got it going on at least in this aspect

[Sam Odom]

the ideal pussy pad

[SteveKerrsJunk]

Haha, you crack you me up JJ. "Rocket, Rocket look at this. Rocket!!!" Nice batteries, how's that crank coming along?

[sweep]

Gambling station needs to face the tv

[laclippers504]

Legend

[jjgold]

Sammy knows it's a great pussy pad the only problem is I have to go To the bars and get my bald head out there

the ideal pussy pad

[Smoke]

Sammy knows it's a great pussy pad the only problem is I have to go To the bars and get my bald head out there

What about the sportsmen toupee???

[ParlayininHTown]

Maybe it's just me, but does anyone else feel (even more) depressed after watching this video?

[Bostongambler]

Maybe it's just me, but does anyone else feel (even more) depressed after watching this video?

It's very depressing. It's like watching one of those late night informercials where JJ is the orphan.

[Chi_archie]

good stuff

[Big Bear]

LOL where is the beer?

[stevek173]

JJ from my girl "JJ go grocery shopping, man"

Personally I say that's damn good popcorn Pop Secret is good. I have the same question as Bear.

[jjgold]

No money for any alcohol busted

I told you guys I'm behind on my rent