MizWeirdo
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Swiped from IG for your viewing pleasure.
Here be the sauce:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPxo6qVkUbo/
Oct 14, 2025 7:24 PM
MizWeirdo
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Swiped from IG for your viewing pleasure.
Here be the sauce:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPxo6qVkUbo/
Smartbutnotreally
Sign me up ☝️
Brunomars1
Well maybe saying you have been grinding bones since the mid eighteen hundreds freaked him out. What? Are you an immortal?
Kimsgrim
LOL anyone who's ever ground bones up knows that's not bone dust. It's powdered, you need a machine to get that fine of powder and also need to be quite strong to manually grind bones in the first place. this lady has the wrists of someone who sits in front of a mirror doing makeup and making rage bait instashit videos.
1potsie
He will never ever get a bone again without thinking of your bone grinder!
Apeofdeath
Well it is the season of the witch
beerlady
Mid 1800s
RecurringNightmare
ngl she looks great for her age...
DignamWhenAskedaQuestion
Wickedly Wiccan Humor ?
B166ERMaximus
He passed on the opportunity to say “do you WANT to grind my bone?”… what a loser, hard pass.
HisBubbliness
It was probably the age gap that freaked him out.
Maviyakuku
Is this Sir Osis?
OnceBotheredTwiceShy
So... you're single ?
TheMellowPeril
Meh, we all gotta die from something sometime
senseicombs
That mortar and pestle is way too small to grind human bones. Maybe he left when he realized what kind of amateur equipment he would have to be processed with. It's just not worth it at some point.
januarylover
You break up the bones before grinding them, so it's more like grinding fragments to a smooth consistency. A mortar & pestle that size is fine for small kitchens, just takes more elbow grease.
senseicombs
You have to break the bones up for them to dry properly to grind anyway. Otherwise, the bone marrow can rot inside and it takes a lot longer to dry. You can use a dehydrator to dry them but the bone marrow isn't what you're after when grinding bones. It can add a tainted flavor to stocks and gravy. The marrow can be cooked. Still, that tiny pestle is not the right one for that job. You can stir a cauldron with a tablespoon but it's not the right tool.
funkystay
The "T" in pestle is silent.
Pfffftit
I have a bone you can grind
carbonr1
ilikepotatos
The dude over reacted, we all keep our bone crushing mortar and pestle separate.
CyberneticWhelk
The problem is that a white mortar and pestle is for grinding gems, not for grinding bones. A gray granite mortar and pestle is the correct choice for bones. She is clearly in the wrong here. No respect for proper traditions
sadbitterkitten
the bone crushing one is on the high shelf in our house
malbec
He’s probably one of those dudes who played outside when his mom and her friends were grinding mens bones so he never bothered to learn what all the kitchen utensils were for because it’s “women’s work,” and this is why it’s so important for young men to learn their way around a kitchen so they don’t mix these mortar and pestles up.
thelonepig
I'm off topic but To paraphrase some comedian: if you can't be bothered to remove the rollers for a video the entire world will see for eternity, when DO the damn rollers come out???
apathyboy
RubbleTrouser
Quick query in Gemini. "Yes, people grind bones for various reasons, including to create supplements or fertilizer for plants, for use in pet food, and in some cases, as a historical or desperate measure for food. "
He done right to run.
mittelfingerx2ow12
deadtedw
Guy are pussies now.
lightfoot2
Wow, a guy actually reacted to a red flag?
KalmaWallu
All you need to hear is the tiniest hint of an "r" in the end of "ground bone..." and you'd be reacting too.
Lonewolfing
"Oh she must be talking about animal bones. Weird but not a dealbreaker".
Metallica93
Eh. I've seen worse. I'd have stayed. Not into women my age, anyway.
tibris
wait, she's been doing this since the mid 1800s...
CrimeBrulee
Bout to say, sounds like a problem that can be addressed in the morning.
chackstar
I think it’s an appalling case of ageism on his part. I mean 200 years old is young these days what with modern medicine and all.
glovelyday
I'd have left because she still pronounces pestle the archaic way.
cdlong
Archaic? What's the modern way?
Metallica93
Rhyme it with "vessel". Silent 't'.
cdlong
News to me, and I'm not a witch (or warlock in my case I guess)
Base841
There's ... another way of pronouncing "pestle?" Huh. I guess that's what I get for learning mostly by reading.
eastherbunni
I've mainly heard it pronouced "pessel", similar to how the verb "rustle" is pronouced "russel" or a railroad trestle is pronouced "tressel"
glovelyday
There's an expression "never make fun of someone who mispronounces a word, since that means they've only read it...and it means they at least read".
batteryforeverlow
It was because of the way you say pestle, you psycho
2112eric5772
I bet she says sofTen and ofTen.
sacrosanctt
Weird. I don't pronounce the Ts in soften and pestle, but i do pronounce it in often
theobituator
ThisTle?
cdlong
Dictionary.com and Merriam-Webster both list it both ways.
thesiser
Wow TIL. I’ve always pronounced the T. Is it regional maybe?
PrincessWasabi
I too pronounce the T
TrumpRapesAndEatsChildren0002
She probably pronounces salmon with an L.
FoxPesdassi
The vesstel with the pestle has the ptellet with the ptoison.
psychologisttheologist
I just realized at no point was the flagon with dragon safe and thus my other comment would have killed poor Giacamo. I gotta go watch this again. Love this movie
psychologisttheologist
But the flagon with the dragon is the brew that is true
FoxPesdassi
Fun Fact: If you're paying attention, you'll notice that Griselda made an oopsie: She poisoned BOTH drinks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzmnSyqv37A
(Yeah, it's possible that the accident that broke the chalice from the palace *also* completely spilled all the poisoned wine from the vessel from the pestle, but she makes no mention of that.)
Evenmoreuselessname
Am I... a psycho?
Evenmoreuselessname
Also: my time in a bio research lab (~10 years)... we had tons of mortars/pestles (soaked 24 hours in bleach after each use. There probably 30-40 of them, most of which said "Coors" in script just like the beer), I never heard anyone say it any other way?
Evenmoreuselessname
Also: finally looked it up, and it IS related to the beer! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CoorsTek