Anyone Use a Yeti Pot or Something Similar?

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This thread features a lighthearted and humorous exchange among participants regarding the concept of a "Yeti pot," with various interpretations and playful banter surrounding the term. Participants share jokes, personal anecdotes, and references to pop culture, creating a whimsical atmosphere.

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  • Opinion-based
  • Humorous

Main Points Raised

  • One participant humorously describes a "Yeti pot" as "abominable cookware."
  • Another participant clarifies that they are familiar with a "Neti pot" for sinus issues, not a "Yeti pot."
  • Several participants engage in playful wordplay and puns related to the term "Yeti," including references to "abdominal cookware."
  • One participant shares a nostalgic connection to a children's show featuring Yetis, linking it to their child's experience.
  • There are multiple jokes about the absurdity of the topic, with participants expressing amusement at the ongoing banter.
  • Some participants reference pop culture, including characters from "The Simpsons," to further the humor in the discussion.

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No clear consensus emerges, as participants primarily engage in humor and wordplay rather than expressing definitive opinions about the concept of a "Yeti pot."

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The discussion appears to be a light-hearted exchange among community members, with no serious intent behind the topic. The playful nature of the conversation suggests a focus on camaraderie rather than substantive debate.

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Participants looking for a humorous take on the concept of a "Yeti pot" or those interested in lighthearted community interactions may find this thread enjoyable.

The_Kitchen_Guy
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It's abominable cookware.


:D
 
LOL Neti pot, or saline solution drip, yes :)
Yeti pot no.
No Sasquatch recipes either.
 
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GADZOOKS!What a toothless parody!
 
I tried, but too hairy
 
Isn't a yeti pot something that is used to clear out plugged sinuses? If so, I need one!
 
Ummm, this thread has a double...did you know that KG?
 
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priscilla said:
I tried, but too hairy
No, that would be Harry.

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Kitchen Diva said:
Ummm, this thread has a double...did you know that KG?
Ummm, :sing: yeah.
 
Not to be confused......with Harvey

Robin
 

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Harry was abominable.Harvey was just invisible.
 
Gee...I knew some people in college that used Columbian pot. In fact I think this kitty did...
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:
It's abominable cookware.


:D

ABDOMINAL cookware?
 
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That would be a curling iron.
 
baychef said:
ABDOMINAL cookware?

No...you need a pot bellied stove to use abdominal cookware.
 
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For slow cooking loin cuts.
 
Or tripe.OK, that one may be a little obscure. Look up Tripe in an online cooking dictionary.
 
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No, thanks, I already know what it is.This thread probably qualifies, too.
 
[lisa]I can't believe they expect us to swallow this tripe![/lisa]
[skinner]And now, courtesy of the meat board, please enjoy this tripe.[/skinner]
 
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When you, baychef and I get together, we're a tripe-L threat.
 
Did you catch this week's Simpson's? Too funny!! Ralph ended up running for president. (Never mind that he's only 8 and therefore doesn't meet the criteria.)
Ralph Wiggum: Pick a Winner (slogan under a pic of Ralph with his finger up his nose)
 
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No, but I did learn today that Sideshow Bob's prisoner number is 24601, the same as the Criminal number of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables.
 
Yep. and in 2 episodes, his brother, Sideshow Cecil, was played by David Hyde Pierce. The first one was titled, "Brother from another series."
 
A restaurant we frequented overseas served tripe soup. DH always ordered it...I didn't have the heart (or should I say stomach) to tell him what it was.:rolleyes:
 
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Good thing you never took him to Scotland and let him try haggis.
 
Everytime I read the title of this thread I think of the Backyardigans. Let me explain. My DS is 5 and loves that show. There was an episode where they were looking for Yetti's out in the snow and they sang this little song about yetti yetti yetti yeeeeetttttti.....

okay, back to your discussions......
 
pamperedlinda said:
Everytime I read the title of this thread I think of the Backyardigans. Let me explain. My DS is 5 and loves that show. There was an episode where they were looking for Yetti's out in the snow and they sang this little song about yetti yetti yetti yeeeeetttttti.....

okay, back to your discussions......

LOL - that is so funny, because that songs replays in my mind everytime I see this thread title too. My little guy has the DVD with the Yeti episode ~ it gets played all the time at our house!
 
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Songs like that are an abomination.Hehehehehehehehe
 
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
Songs like that are an abomination.

Hehehehehehehehe
I could call you and sing it to you. Now THAT would be an abomination!
 
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Thank goodness for Caller ID!
 
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I'm bumping this parody, just because I can.
 
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