reheated

By pg's definition, is she more relevant -- or is she reheated Nietzsche with some Stirner stirred in?

It made me think that the average space module probably smells like moist, reheated ass, too.

It makes claims that reheated pasta raises blood sugar more slowly, but seems to say nothing about if it's more fattening.

However, it's not the reheating that causes the problem but the way the rice has been stored before it was reheated.

Now breakfast is an egg or two in a frying pan on the stove and some bacon reheated in the microwave.

I haven't tried Munchery since I live outside SF, but I'm surprised the food tastes good reheated.

The programme got ten people to try an experiment with reheated pasta.

Lunch is precooked chicken breast over blanched vegetables reheated in the microwave.

People don't want to know how much food is just reheated.

It's still reheated, but at least you get more variety.

Dinner is a salad and protein that's reheated.

It's a chain of pseudo-restaurants where instead of having fresh food prepared for you (as at a real restaurant) premade food is reheated in microwaves (this isn't a joke).

Almost all conspiracy theory is compounded of excess credulity, overactive pattern-matching, and reheated leftover California counter-culture convictions regarding the so-called "Establishment".

Given adequate insulation (so water isn't reheated), a stored-NG system can easily use less energy than an electric on-demand system (3) "on demand" water heaters can increase peak use.

(1) The savings for "on demand" isn't in the water for the shower, but the water that cooled sitting in the tank and was then reheated.

Help me out here -- I read these rave go reviews and then I see this kind of thing and I think "well, it'd be better than Java -- maybe way better -- but it feels like Java redux all over again reheated."