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Sicking ~
I'm so sorry.
Headache, sore throat, pain all over the body, limbs weak and cold all over the body. After such a sultry weather, the body is still cold after turning off the air conditioner.
It seems that I found a way to make a fortune in the summer without buying air conditioners and saving electricity?
I'm really sorry. I'm already pressing myself. I can sit in front of the computer for 2 hours. I didn't touch myself at all except that I overloaded the brain CPU with overheating and my head hurts. People have never been in QAQ. .
I have already taken medicine and waited for a sleep. If tomorrow's condition improves, there will be four changes tomorrow. 2 + 2 will make up for what I owe today.
I think this is definitely a takeaway boiled fish called yesterday is highly toxic! ! ! The next morning I got a sore throat and got a headache. I had a headache in the afternoon and my body ached.
Yesterday's boiled fish is the most unhealthy of the boiled fish I have ever eaten, none of them! Just throw a few bites and throw away the laks (I still choose the most expensive store to buy, I thought I could buy a quality assured). Now think about it. I am so desperate. Fortunately, I only throw a few mouthfuls and toss laks, and people only take a few mouthfuls.
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Lift the table.
Ps: Let's enter an analysis question. The takeaway boiled fish I threw away yesterday was wet garbage or dry garbage?
After the boiled fish is dehydrated, it should be dry garbage?
But fish meat is perishable wet garbage.
But fishbone is dry garbage that is difficult to melt in a short time, so I have to dehydrate first, then pick out the fishbone one by one, and finally the remaining fish meat is really wet garbage?
Cucumbers in boiled fish should belong to wet garbage?
The chili and star anise in boiled fish should belong to wet garbage before dehydration? After the soup is poured, it becomes dry garbage?
After the take-out box is cleaned and the water stains are wiped off, is it classified as dry garbage?
The plastic bag must not be stained with a little soup, otherwise it will be perishable wet garbage? Can plastic bags belong to non-decomposable dry garbage? So I have to wash the plastic bags separately and let them dry in the sun before they can be thrown into the dry trash?
Solve the first question: I have to buy a few more trash cans than usual, and consume a few more non-degradable trash bags than usual, in order to process all the garbage classifications?
Solve the second question: After the boiled fish fillets are put in the garbage bag, is it really wet garbage? Or dry garbage?