"My pan is made out of foil"

[IoRamona]

Who doesn't have a dictionary? So they can, you know, look things up themselves.

[wagegoth]

I woulda been tempted to tell him "bread."

Very nice.

[cinema guy]

Who doesn't have a dictionary? So they can, you know, look things up themselves.

Why do we need a dictionary when we can ring up Depechemodefan?

[depechemodefan]

Who doesn't have a dictionary? So they can, you know, look things up themselves.

I think one of mine was ruined by the TS Allison flooding. But I have other ones. People don't want to look up anything. That would involve revoking their Constitutional Right to be a lazy shit.

I woulda been tempted to tell him "bread."

I don't get the joke. Though I do remember from a Garfield strip (or was it an ep. on tv?)
Jon: How did you like your breakfast, Garfield.
Garfield: Next time, less pan and more cake.

[Chromatix]

The French for bread is "pain", pronounced "pan".

[Interior Desecrator]

I don't get the joke. Though I do remember from a Garfield strip (or was it an ep. on tv?)
Jon: How did you like your breakfast, Garfield.
Garfield: Next time, less pan and more cake.

It was the Thanksgiving TV special. Yes, I'm a dork.

[pacman]

Yeah, and the Italian word is "pane" I believe.

[Nurian]

[QUOTH - Chromatix] The French for bread is "pain", pronounced "pan". /[UNQUOTH]

Same in Spanish. Said the same as the English word, too.

[Golden Phoenix]

I misread the title of that as "My Pain is made of foil"

Hmm.....*Smack s SC with a roll of aluminium foil* May be i was right....

[powerboy]

Why in the world does someone need a definition of the word "pan????""

If you don't know what a pan is, you shouldn't be using one.

I think that the SC was asking that, because the OP is working for the company that made that pan. And since it is foil and not metal, she has to let someone know. And in other words, she is just an ass.

[trinnyg]

Define : Pan

Gee that leaves things so wide open. At least she did not get technical of What is the medium and large one. As recipes just call for a medium pan.

So if Tin foil is not a reflective metal then how does it not burn. User was probably using one of those disposal dishes. If you do not know how to cook please stay out of the kitchen.

[depechemodefan]

[QUOTH - Chromatix] The French for bread is "pain", pronounced "pan". /[UNQUOTH]

Same in Spanish. Said the same as the English word, too.

I should know that.

The lady said it with an East Texas, though, so doesn't sound anything like the word in Spanish or French.

It was the Thanksgiving TV special. Yes, I'm a dork.

I remember the Grandma with the chainsaw. and "deep-fat fry" Or was it "deep-pan fry"?

I misread the title of that as "My Pain is made of foil"

sounds like a mondegreen. Though maybe I should have titled it "my pain is made out of your fail."

[Dips]

Okay, then can somebody tell me what the definition of "stupid" <snip>.

Ooooooh. You just gave me an idea for how DMF can handle this idiot the next time she calls...

SC: What is the definition of "tree?"

DMF: Adjective. Causing annoyance; irritatingly bothersome. Example: annoying delays.

SC: What?!

DMF: Oh. I'm sorry. That was the wrong definition. Let's see. Tree. Noun...

There are so many possibilities in the dictionary to have fun with this.

[Danno]

Perhaps it's because I've witnessed too many of these petty bickerings, but I picture the SC trying to pull an outside person in to win an argument over what a pan is. When the wanted answer isn't given, the outside person is immediately dismissed.