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Starbucks Fires Employee For Heating His Food In Company Oven
Believe it or not, the man was actually fired from Starbucks after he used the microwave to heat his own food.
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Micro-What? Video Of Nigella Lawson Mispronouncing 'Microwave' Goes Viral
Viral Video: Nigella Lawson's bizarre way of pronouncing the word 'microwave' has surfaced online in a video clip that has now gone viral.
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AmazonBasics Appliances, Electronics Flagged as Potentially Dangerous: Report
Amazon’s private label appliances and electronics that carry the branding of AmazonBasics have been found to catch fire, melt, or explode, according to a report. The private label that was launched back in 2009 has over 5,000 products on the online marketplace.
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Turn Off the Microwave to Boost Wi-Fi, Says UK's Media Regulator
People should avoid using the microwave at the same time as they are making video calls, watching HD videos or doing something important online because the ovens can slow Wi-Fi signals, Britain's media regulator Ofcom said on Wednesday.
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Starbucks Fires Employee For Heating His Food In Company Oven
Believe it or not, the man was actually fired from Starbucks after he used the microwave to heat his own food.
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Micro-What? Video Of Nigella Lawson Mispronouncing 'Microwave' Goes Viral
Viral Video: Nigella Lawson's bizarre way of pronouncing the word 'microwave' has surfaced online in a video clip that has now gone viral.
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AmazonBasics Appliances, Electronics Flagged as Potentially Dangerous: Report
Amazon’s private label appliances and electronics that carry the branding of AmazonBasics have been found to catch fire, melt, or explode, according to a report. The private label that was launched back in 2009 has over 5,000 products on the online marketplace.
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Turn Off the Microwave to Boost Wi-Fi, Says UK's Media Regulator
People should avoid using the microwave at the same time as they are making video calls, watching HD videos or doing something important online because the ovens can slow Wi-Fi signals, Britain's media regulator Ofcom said on Wednesday.
