In article , catman@rustcuore-
sportivo.co.uk says...
Here I am /obscure


J.H.

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On 06-10-2010 15:19, Frank Erskine wrote:
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 14:12:35 +0100, wrote:

In ,
says...
What duck?


What's up, duck?

New pussycat.
...in the window.

How much?

Dog!

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In article , catman@rustcuore-
sportivo.co.uk says...
Hmm. Personally I find plenty of salt helps the skin crisp. Where do you
stand on goose?


I try to keep my centre of gravity directly over the goosey centre of
gravity to avoid toppling them.

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On Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:32:37 +0100, Skipweasel wrote:

In article , catman@rustcuore-
sportivo.co.uk says...
Here I am /obscure

"Alone again, naturally?"
or
"in the dark?" /Eccles


J.H.

Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

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In article op.vj5yuwx5hswpfo@dell3100, says...
J.H.

Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

Nah - "'Ere I am, J.H." from Brazil.

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Skipweasel wrote:
In article , catman@rustcuore-
sportivo.co.uk says...
Here I am /obscure


J.H.


?

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In article ,
says...
Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

Nah - "'Ere I am, J.H." from Brazil.

Where the nuts come from.
Thought that was the groves of macademe.

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Skipweasel wrote:
In article op.vj5yuwx5hswpfo@dell3100, says...
J.H.

Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

Nah - "'Ere I am, J.H." from Brazil.

Where the nuts come from.

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On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 20:58:15 +0100, Skipweasel
wrote in :
In article ,
says...
Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

Nah - "'Ere I am, J.H." from Brazil.

Where the nuts come from.

Thought that was the groves of macademe.

http://maps.google.com.au/?ie=UTF8&l...158&t=h&z=1 6

thinks I never tried to burn a bush-nut; Brazils can be used as candles
in an emergency. /t

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On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 20:58:15 +0100, Skipweasel wrote:

In article ,
says...
Hartley? IGM Mac. & waders.

Nah - "'Ere I am, J.H." from Brazil.

Where the nuts come from.
Thought that was the groves of macademe.

IRTA: "academia".

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In article ,
says...

http://maps.google.com.au/?ie=UTF8&l...158&t=h&z=1 6

thinks I never tried to burn a bush-nut; Brazils can be used as candles
in an emergency. /t


If you zoom out there's some splendid names round there.

Tweed Heads West

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On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 21:58:28 +0100, Skipweasel
wrote in :
In article ,
says...

http://maps.google.com.au/?ie=UTF8&l...158&t=h&z=1 6

thinks I never tried to burn a bush-nut; Brazils can be used as candles
in an emergency. /t

If you zoom out there's some splendid names round there.

Tweed Heads West

Point Danger nearby was named by Captain Cook after the summit of
Mount Warning loomed above the morning mist to warn him he was getting too
close to land.

I was born somewhere around he

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&s...631&t=h&z=1 4

Later moved to

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&s...039&t=h&z=1 8
(the house was smaller, and fewer neighbours) and now the Ancestral Pile is

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&s...00202&t=h&z=19



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Sacha wrote:
On 2010-10-06 12:50:09 +0100, bobharvey
said:
On 6 Oct, 10:12, Ron wrote:
On 06/10/2010 08:57, Nikitta wrote: On 06-10-2010 09:38, Catman
wrote: If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...

... it shouldn't really be the president of france...

In urg? Does he grow - something? ;-)

Yes: less and less popular with more and more people every day.

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Wally wrote:

"Moonraker" wrote in message
...
I always have a problem opening Klner jars, the type with a glass lid.
Releasing the vacuum can be a PITA, the problem is one can easily chip
the lid or bottle rim. Has anyone found an easy fool proof way of
opening them?
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Don't know much about Kilner jars but thinking about it
there can't be a complete vacuum in them or they would
implode,

No they wouldn't - but they'd be a small piece of turf to open.

so try immersing in warm/hot water and the small amount
of air in there would expand making the lid easier to remove.

When I bottle things in Kilner jars there is a total vacuum (well, very
nearly) - in the space at the top. Putting the jars in hot water could
break them, and if the air is excluded properly, will only serve to
warm-up the contents.

If I wanted to equalise pressures (as much as possible) I would put the
jar in an asparagus boiler and bring it up to the boil, and leave it
there long enough for the contents to reach the same temperature.

Removed and attacked immediately, there should be no problem.

Howsomedever, I've never found this necessary.

BTW, I've just come across a pile of new steel lids with attached rubber
rings. Hint - raid charity shops regularly, and remember, everything
comes to him who waits.

Or her, of course.

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Further to the boiling jars to equalise pressures hint, today, for the
huge sum of £1.50 I bought (in a charidee siop) a stainless steel
saucepan - handle on either side - 8.5 inches high and 5.5 inches across
- means I can keep my (a bit taller, and with an inner basket) asparagus
pan for vegetables innit.

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