Argh I keep misclicking on the thread title. At some point I am going to end up inadvertantly pasting whatever is on the clipboard into it. I just hope it is merely nonsensical and not embarassing or obscene.
I hope I'm not resuming my caffeine addiction, but this is the third time I've had coffee in the past week. Normally I have a cup every 2 weeks at the most.
Herm. :?
Give in Passer - coffee erryday
I don't like the idea of being dependent on chemicals outside of those which my own body produces by itself, unless the chemicals are something which I literally need to live (see, medication).
If I want to heat something from the above I'll just short some wires into some metal scrap or hold my oven over the food
no need to get ugly appliances
Most ovens have a broiler built in already. It's usually only professional kitchens which have a separate broiler.
In the UK it isn't unusual for domestic ovens to have a large main oven (without a grill) and also a smaller top oven (with grill) so that food can be cooked in an oven and also under a grill at the same time.
Joanna and her friends hang out every Friday night. After a few weeks, one of her friends brings her (twin) brother, who was curious as to where she was going; they get along reasonably well, and she figured he'd enjoy it, so she decided he should come. A couple of weeks after that, he asks Joanna out to a movie, which she gladly accepts; his sister, who knew Joanna before he did, is pissed, and Joanna catches a little of their conversation before they drive away. Is it reasonable for Joanna to call Nina and tell her it's okay/to lighten up, or is that not a thing girls do?
If I want to heat something from the above I'll just short some wires into some metal scrap or hold my oven over the food
no need to get ugly appliances
Most ovens have a broiler built in already. It's usually only professional kitchens which have a separate broiler.
In the UK it isn't unusual for domestic ovens to have a large main oven (without a grill) and also a smaller top oven (with grill) so that food can be cooked in an oven and also under a grill at the same time.
In the UK it isn't unusual for domestic ovens to have a large main oven (without a grill) and also a smaller top oven (with grill) so that food can be cooked in an oven and also under a grill at the same time.
Oooooooooh. I've seen some versions like that in the States, but they're all old gas-types from the 40's and 50's. I'm not sure they're common anymore.
I seem to get my migraines more often when I don't drink tea or other caffeinated products.
This could just be caffeine withdrawal.
No its a migraine. Trust me I have gone through caffeine withdrawal before. Migraines are a very specific and I have meds that clear them up(prescription).
our word for "funny" is their word for "wierd" and our word for "Wet" is their word for "soft" and their word for "wet" is still wet for us but with very heavy sexual undertones that overshadow any other meaning of the word
plus we have a bunch of wierd words only we have and that no-one understands but us, and then only barely
If I want to heat something from the above I'll just short some wires into some metal scrap or hold my oven over the food
no need to get ugly appliances
Most ovens have a broiler built in already. It's usually only professional kitchens which have a separate broiler.
In the UK it isn't unusual for domestic ovens to have a large main oven (without a grill) and also a smaller top oven (with grill) so that food can be cooked in an oven and also under a grill at the same time.
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This has been bothering me for years but I'm too lazy to look it up.
:^: I keep changing tabs, and I chuckle every time I read this.
It's a grill. Like the top section of our oven.
I don't like the idea of being dependent on chemicals outside of those which my own body produces by itself, unless the chemicals are something which I literally need to live (see, medication).
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Ok. That makes sense.
yeah that one
gracias amigo
Broiler.
They usually get a little hotter than the average oven broiler and the heat only comes from above.
They can be built into ovens too, of course.
Apparently you crazy Brits call them grills.
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Also a breed of chicken. You know, just to confuse matters.
no need to get ugly appliances
Or just use the Scorpio method.
the answer is never stop drinking coffee/tea
Most ovens have a broiler built in already. It's usually only professional kitchens which have a separate broiler.
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This could just be caffeine withdrawal.
Caffeine's a good treatment for headaches. This is why Excedrin and other headache medications have caffeine in them.
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this morning
all is well, the date is proceeding as planned
mike is happy
I know, it's called the grill function in the rest of the world :P
Two minutes in and it is awful, but in a really cheesy way.
Woot! :^:
And?
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you's crazy, is what I'm getting at
using different words than other people on literally the other side of the world who speak the same language?
preposterous!
In the UK it isn't unusual for domestic ovens to have a large main oven (without a grill) and also a smaller top oven (with grill) so that food can be cooked in an oven and also under a grill at the same time.
Like this one.
but that may be just be my dialect
In the US we usually just have two ovens that can do both.
How do you know you aren't crazy?
Oooooooooh. I've seen some versions like that in the States, but they're all old gas-types from the 40's and 50's. I'm not sure they're common anymore.
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No its a migraine. Trust me I have gone through caffeine withdrawal before. Migraines are a very specific and I have meds that clear them up(prescription).
take her out to pick up some booze and ladies in short skirts
When I was in Dumfries and Galloway, I was momentarily flummoxed by "howh, whaur're ye fae?"
we have trouble enough with people from Oslo
our word for "funny" is their word for "wierd" and our word for "Wet" is their word for "soft" and their word for "wet" is still wet for us but with very heavy sexual undertones that overshadow any other meaning of the word
plus we have a bunch of wierd words only we have and that no-one understands but us, and then only barely
um
And you also apparently have fridges the size of small outbuildings.
Electrical shops over here use the phrase "American-style" to refer to fucking massive refrigerators.
that is p far, for Norway