>>3492447 (lb)

You can microwave a spoon, but not a fork. The reason is the vibration it causes in the tines on the fork creates arcs. In a spoon, it just runs around in a circuit.

>>3492529 (lb)

Microwaves use electricity and covert the energy into, you guessed it, Microwaves. These waves agitate water molecules in your food to vibrate rapidly, causing heat. If you toss too much juice at something, too quickly, it hits the most moist parts first, and the rest stays cool.

If you want to use a microwave, set the power to 70%, and heat longer (but not by much). You'll find that it heats more evenly/safely.

>>3492560

Yes, Adolf would know a great deal about this considering he was backed by them…

>>3492681

Just so you know, there's a lot of thought that has gone into the writing styles of women and men. You might not be surprised to find out that Swedish men have a tendency to type like women. They're not tracking you. They are just good guessers (and remember; they actually shill for a living).

>>3492753

Nice, BO.