jimmyhillsfanclub
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LSD
The Roland TB303
The Roland TR808
The diesel generator
Rave on.....people....rave on.
LSD
The Roland TB303
The Roland TR808
The diesel generator
Rave on.....people....rave on.
I love using the microwave for some things, cooking mushrooms and onions in particular.
Taste bloody lovely done in the microwave. Besides that it is just warming stuff up and defrosting only.
About 3 mins.A microwave is brilliant for cooking rice, too. I've never thought of cooking mushrooms in one, Otis. How long do they take?
Thanks, Otis. I'll give it a try.About 3 mins.
Went on holiday in St Ives on year in a small B&B and at breakfast their mushrooms were amazing, so I asked how they did them and they said 'just a tiny bit of water, some butter, bit of salt and pepper and maybe a bit of garlic, and then cook them in a covered microwave container.'
Bloody lovely!!
They said everyone commented on how brilliant their unaware.
I now only cook mushrooms in the microwave these days. Same too with onions.
Your 6th will probably be quadruple heart bypass lol
- Fish & chips
- Malt vinegar
- Pork scratchings
- Cornish pasties
- Pork pies
How much do you weigh (if it's not a personal question - which it is of course)?
- Fish & chips
- Malt vinegar
- Pork scratchings
- Cornish pasties
- Pork pies
Just slightly less than the blue whale I should imagine.How much do you weigh (if it's not a personal question - which it is of course)?
Do the onoins repeat on you?About 3 mins.
Went on holiday in St Ives on year in a small B&B and at breakfast their mushrooms were amazing, so I asked how they did them and they said 'just a tiny bit of water, some butter, bit of salt and pepper and maybe a bit of garlic, and then cook them in a covered microwave container.'
Bloody lovely!!
They said everyone commented on how brilliant they were.
I now only cook mushrooms in the microwave these days. Same too with onions.
A good sex life usually takes care of that.How much do you weigh (if it's not a personal question - which it is of course)?
Think it stings like crazy if you put it on your nob to be honest.A good sex life usually takes care of that.
Aren't folk raving about the health benefits associated with malt vinegar currently. :-D
About 3 mins.
Went on holiday in St Ives on year in a small B&B and at breakfast their mushrooms were amazing, so I asked how they did them and they said 'just a tiny bit of water, some butter, bit of salt and pepper and maybe a bit of garlic, and then cook them in a covered microwave container.'
Bloody lovely!!
They said everyone commented on how brilliant they were.
I now only cook mushrooms in the microwave these days. Same too with onions.
No water. Just butter, salt and pepper. Put them in a bowl and cover.How do you cook
Do you cook the onions with water, butter and salt and pepper too?
Obviously we are lacking a cookery thread on here .....No water. Just butter, salt and pepper. Put them in a bowl and cover.
I'll have you know I lead a very healthy lifestyle. I only ever drink beer and avoid any kind of physical exertion, especially if it involves work.How much do you weigh (if it's not a personal question - which it is of course)?
Three of your top five weren't 'invented'. Fire always existed in the form of volcanoes and wild-fires. Music existed in the form of bird-song, babbling water or the wind whistling in trees. Electricity in the form of lightning. Only the wheel and cheese were 'invented' although when milk goes stale it eventually forms cheese by itself. I'm pretty sure the concept of the wheel must exist in nature somewhere even if just a log or a snowball rolling down a hill.Best: -
1. Fire
2. Music
3. Wheel
4. Electricity
5. Cheese
...onwards & upwards PUSB
Have you seen that spray painting thing to paint your walls and furniture???I get to see the greatest inventions of all time, every single day, by watching the many home shopping channels available on my ludicrously over priced, Ground Hog Day esque, Virgin TV package.
I would say it's the 'Paint Zoom' you are talking about, it's a work of art an could be yours for only 5 easy payments of £129.99, a particularly like the 'Slap Chop'Have you seen that spray painting thing to paint your walls and furniture???
It's something like that, i always get drawn in and think about painting my house. Then I realise it isn't as easy as that and put my wallet away.I would say it's the 'Paint Zoom' you are talking about, it's a work of art an could be yours for only 5 easy payments of £129.99, a particularly like the 'Slap Chop'
Joking aside, I have a rough rendered house and I painted it last summer (rollers don't work on it) I had to use a 3" brush (well about 10 of them) in a circular scrubbing motion and it took me about 3 weeks doing it every evening, hated it, don't even want to look at my house anymore. Then about a month later a builder mate of mine hired a pro paint sprayer for about £80 and painted his whole house, garage and just about anything he could paint in about 3 hours, I'm still not over it.It's something like that, i always get drawn in and think about painting my house. Then I realise it isn't as easy as that and put my wallet away.
I might have a look, Have pebbledashJoking aside, I have a rough rendered house and I painted it last summer (rollers don't work on it) I had to use a 3" brush (well about 10 of them) in a circular scrubbing motion and it took me about 3 weeks doing it every evening, hated it, don't even want to look at my house anymore. Then about a month later a builder mate of mine hired a pro paint sprayer for about £80 and painted his whole house, garage and just about anything he could paint in about 3 hours, I'm still not over it.
When I looked into it, it said it goes everywhereHow easy is it with a paint sprayer to avoid getting it on the bits you're not trying to paint? Do you just mask off like usual or do you have to cover a much bigger area to avoid any mess?
My house is very similar to pebbledash, it has the pebbles under a thin layer of render, I'm going for the insulated, pre coloured render next time.I might have a look, Have pebbledash
Eventually want the smooth rendered insulation so not sure it's worth the time.
Costs a fortune though.My house is very similar to pebbledash, it has the pebbles under a thin layer of render, I'm going for the insulated, pre coloured render next time.
You buy a big roll of sticky backed plastic (they sell it in the hire shops) and mask your windows and doors, does not take long, then throw a couple of cheap dust sheets under the spot you are painting.How easy is it with a paint sprayer to avoid getting it on the bits you're not trying to paint? Do you just mask off like usual or do you have to cover a much bigger area to avoid any mess?
Might give it a go. Hall in my place needs doing but its rented so I don't want to spend a fortune or make too much mess.You buy a big roll of sticky backed plastic (they sell it in the hire shops) and mask your windows and doors, does not take long, then throw a couple of cheap dust sheets under the spot you are painting.
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