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Why do they still make dishes that are not microwaveable?

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My dishes have gold in them, too....actually, they're solid gold, but I have a solid gold microwave that I can put them in.
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OMG u must have read my mind

i just got some new plates, they weren't cheap and the first day i microwaved my dinner and one of the plates is now cracked!
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It's a money thing...
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yes they do
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So we can reach in...grab them...and burn our finger prints right off of our fingertips.....ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚Â™Ã‚Â¥ I'm just saying.....
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Satellite dishes.
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Cos some people don't have microwaves
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I don't microwave anything in plastic, even if it says it's okay because I've heard evidence to the contray. I always use glass or paper. Metal never belongs in a MW.
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Suffering and they are in league w/ the microwave ppl. Its all a conspiracy to keep us buying tupperware.
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every one does not have microwave
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Some people like the taste of melted tupperware potato casserole.
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some ppl are still stupid...no offense
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Just throw it in anyway. Meh.

If it sparks in there it just means that the cooking process is going well.
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My parents bought me china for my apartment as a house warming gift, but it has gold in it, so it can't be microwaved :(
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