Just had a panic attack when I realized I'd put a sandwich in the toaster iron 15 minutes ago and then forgotten about it

[coreysnipes@hachyderm.io]

@0xabad1dea There's a great time travel story in there somewhere.

[furrybeta@shark.community]

@0xabad1dea The joy when one mistake saves you from the consequences of another mistake

[modernmaslow@techhub.social]

@0xabad1dea Sadly, the top wealthiest abusers, don't forget so easily, in how to squeeze from the bottom up.

Replace #AbuseOfPower with the best #scientists.

[leepvogel@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea Reality as it happens.

[quietewe@urbanists.social]

@0xabad1dea

[tessarakt@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea had that with the Bialetti coffee cooker on the stove ...

[robo2@mastodon.ie]

@0xabad1dea Schrodinger's Sandwich!

[manu@freiburg.social]

@0xabad1dea

I feel it.

I've plugged the toaster into a zigbee controlled outlet that will auto switch off after 120seconds of high power use.

[amorpheus@kind.social]

@0xabad1dea This flow chart does not include that kind of outcome. Someone care to fix it?

[cstross@wandering.shop]

@0xabad1dea I used to do that too! Solution was to take a book to the kitchen and read until my nostrils reminded me why I was there.

[wizmax@sakurajima.moe]

@0xabad1dea you're lucky unlucky

[jpetazzo@hachyderm.io]

@cstross @0xabad1dea instructions unclear - heard the toaster pop and regurgitate a book, can't remember why there is a bookmark between two slices of bread

[starkrg@myside-yourside.net]

@0xabad1dea Sounds like a self-limitation rule I used to have: if I was drunk enough to accidentally spill some of my drink, I didn't need another.

(I say used to because these days biology provides the self-limitation and I've gotten a lot better at not spilling drinks)