WTAF???? DH has just done this...

[ArsenalsPlayingAtHome]

I know I am NBU but I just need to see if everyone else would be as fuming as I am.

DH has just picked DCs up from school. Last night DH cooked delicious roast chicken dinner. He was in charge of clearing up afterwards. There were two chicken pieces which he left on the hob in the roasting tin. I thought he was going to give them to the dog.

DD aged 7yrs has just come upto me and told me that she's just eaten two pieces of chicken and it was delicious!

I've checked...DH didn't heat up the chicken, which has been on the top of the hob in our warm kitchen, *(ie not in the fridge) for approximately 10 hours.

I thought she'd just swiped them, but no, DH gave them her to eat. FFS!

Agreed Lweji

They manage to master various basic tasks though and some quite sophisticated ones.

Not sure why they're all supposed to be too mentally feeble to take really basic hygiene precautions in their own homes. Knowing that food that's been left lying around uncovered for 24 hours is a health hazard, isn't too challenging even for the most unintelligent person, whatever their sex.

Men don't always think things through the way we do!

They don't freak out over f- all, either.

Potential food-poisoning isn't fuck all, as numerous posters have described.

And actually, they do freak out over fuck all.

Look at the way they carry on when a man in a specific coloured jersey kicks a ball into a net at a specific end of a specific field.

Tell me again how they don't freak out over fuck all.

I want to know if DD has puked up yet?

And you're not supposed to feed chicken bones to dogs.

And you're not supposed to feed chicken bones to dogs

They didn't

Its pork you need to worry about, but then I think we are missing out by being so clean we don't get enough bacteria to back up our own immune systems! The supermarkets sell cooked chicken in packets! There are so many rules I doubt they would do that if there were any risk involved. The chicken has to cool down before it is refrigerated anyway, and that can take a few hours. As an emergency nurse of 30 years nobody has ever come in having eaten cooked chicken from the day before!!!