Depending on the sodium(salt), after about 4 days the flavor would change as enzymes break down. After two weeks it would in taste very different than the original serving. As far as the meat spoiling or the starches in the split peas to mold I would say that would be greater than a month if there is about 1000mg of sodium present per serving. If the ham used was cooked ham with nitrates and any form of preservative I would say in the soup it would be consumable for up to 6 months before any harmful bacteria could be present. I would not eat it since it would be disgusting with the mold, but it would not be harmful.
Bulimia and other eating disorders are classified as mental illnesses. "Knowing the dangers" does not stop someone suffering from this from acting on their complusion.
NEVER!
Bread would more than likely "spoil" faster by covering it with nothing. Meaning by "spoil," it would dry out very quickly. Stored in a Ziploc, it would stay fresher longer, but eventually would mold.
A rhyming phrase for two dangers would be double trouble.
The dangers would be that the genetically engineered plants and crops can become harmful to the environment and society.
The dangers are that it could burn you But also, if it got into your system it could kill you. And that would be bad
It would probably smell bad.
You could get preggers from your dog, and then have half human half dog mutant babies and then the government would run experiments on them and you would never get them back and then you and the dog would get a divorce then you would start to go insane from boredom then you would try dating and get cheated on and you would then finally hang yourself.
why would we spoil it
drowning
Well, my mother always tells me that banana's spoils in the fridge. I don't know about a food container, but I would think it would spoil in a box easier.
well its not good for you and it is almost like poisn to your blood i would use one pack only once every 4 days to reduse the risk of you getting hurt from it