Irredescent Sheen on Beef?

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So I'm cutting up steak for dinner and I notice that the sirloin has an almost irridescent gold sheen to parts of it. What's the deal??
 

minendo

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Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
So I'm cutting up steak for dinner and I notice that the sirloin has an almost irridescent gold sheen to parts of it. What's the deal??
Dude you got the winning steak. Hurry up and claim your prize.

 
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Kinda freaky...never noticed it before....but it was really almost like a gold sticker on it. Oh well, what doesn't kill me makes me stronger.

<<<<off to check on the pasta...
 

Kadarin

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Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Kinda freaky...never noticed it before....but it was really almost like a gold sticker on it. Oh well, what doesn't kill me makes me stronger.

<<<<off to check on the pasta...

It is wise to have faith in your body's immune system. It's there for a reason. :D
 

MangoTBG

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I found this same film on my wanker. No need to worry, though. It's not contagious.
 

sygyzy

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Pasta and steak? Talk about a power protein dinner. Now you just need some "dessert" from a gay lover.
 

sharkeeper

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As per Mr. Snell, you're witnessing a shift in the refractive indicies upon a complex interface of organic materials present in the liquid seepage from within the flesh. It's quite normal. Infinitely complex projections can be realised with a decent monochromatic light source with a coherence length of 5 meters or more. Placing the target on a nebuliser and setting the drive to triangular hammond cosine form at 140V pp with a tristate pulse of 55 microseconds works quite well with 532 nM DPSS cannons. Of course the cavitation will result in a mottled appearence when you're done so it's quite unattractive to serve the target! Be sure to order a pair of filets before hitting the lab!

Cheers!
 

amnesiac

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Originally posted by: shuttleteam
As per Mr. Snell, you're witnessing a shift in the refractive indicies upon a complex interface of organic materials present in the liquid seepage from within the flesh. It's quite normal. Infinitely complex projections can be realised with a decent monochromatic light source with a coherence length of 5 meters or more. Placing the target on a nebuliser and setting the drive to triangular hammond cosine form at 140V pp with a tristate pulse of 55 microseconds works quite well with 532 nM DPSS cannons. Of course the cavitation will result in a mottled appearence when you're done so it's quite unattractive to serve the target! Be sure to order a pair of filets before hitting the lab!

Cheers!

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