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How to cook veg burger using chicken nuggets!!

Want to know what confidence looks like? It's this reply from ChatGPT how do I cook veg burger using square pieces of chicken nuggets If you want to make a veg burger using square pieces of chicken nuggets, you can follow these steps: Ingredients: Veggie burger buns Square pieces of chicken nuggets Lettuce leaves Sliced tomatoes Sliced onions Cheese slices (optional) Mayonnaise or sauce of your choice Instructions: Preheat a pan or griddle over medium heat. Cook the square pieces of chicken nuggets according to the instructions on the packaging until they are hot and crispy. Slice the burger buns in half and toast them on the pan or griddle until lightly browned. Layer lettuce leaves, sliced tomatoes, and sliced onions on the bottom half of the burger buns. Place the cooked chicken nugget squares on top of the vegetables. Add cheese slices on top of the chicken nuggets if desired. Spread mayonnaise or sauce of your choice on the top half of the burger buns. Place the top half of th

Down the memory lane

Few days back, I happened to stumble upon a post in a forum where the question poster had asked for guidance on the computer model and configuration he should go for, and whether he should wait for upcoming better configurations. All the answers to the question mentioned one or the other configuration. For the part "should wait or not" most gave the standard analogy "it's like getting married and later regretting that you could have gotten a better model only if you had waited a little more"... ... one of the answerer added "my first computer had a meagre 2 GB hard disk"... He then reiterated "mind you, that's 2 GB hard disk and not RAM..." This closing remark just blew me, for it made me go down the memory lane.. Just 2 GB hard disk? The first computer that my father bought for me way back in 1997, a Pentium 133 MHz system had a whooping 1 GB hard disk... A 386 DX computer that my cousin bought in 1995 had 240 MB hard disk. This was