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Filip fat Tuesday is at the end of lent I believe. Which is something to do with the Catholic religion. I believ it is in February.So we only get them once a year.
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Nice! We call them "koblihy" which simply means "doughnuts". But for the purposes of this forum, I'll refer to them as "paczki"
Mike, is every Tuesday fat Tuesday?
Here they sell them in polish stores - pure profit
Back in Poland they all had jelly.....lol...
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Morning.
Not entirely sure what I'm going to do. Up since 5 am ... and I've run out of vaguely scientific things to do.
Not entirely sure what I'm going to do. Up since 5 am ... and I've run out of vaguely scientific things to do.
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I'm gonna work,, but take it easy,,
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U guys r lucky to have 2 day week ends I get to play with high voltage all day
wife found some 7.3 fords so when I do get off work it is off to the dealership to check them out
Best diesels ford ever had
wife found some 7.3 fords so when I do get off work it is off to the dealership to check them out
Best diesels ford ever had
Morning.
Not entirely sure what I'm going to do. Up since 5 am ... and I've run out of vaguely scientific things to do.
Times like that I go sit on the porcelain throne
and contemplate fluid dynamics.
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Beaveseat, if it helps anyhow, I was playing with the drain pipe in our flat last weekend :barf: I'd rather play with high voltage
Old Physics, is it possible to do something non-scientific?
I was heat treating a chicken today.
1500 degrees for 2 hours and then let cool to room temperature. Chicken is the same as A2 right?
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That seems sound.
Might want to do a little research on the treating temp first, though.
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That seems sound.
Might want to do a little research on the treating temp first, though.
Yes, definitely. The manufacturer's information saying "bake until crispy brown" is too vague for me - I need more data
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Yes, definitely. The manufacturer's information saying "bake until crispy brown" is too vague for me - I need more data
Oh, yes.
For example: just how brown? And are we talking dorsal or ventral? What about interior color? The questions ... they just multiply.
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Dangerous trail Pauli? Wow, a RMJ and a Horton. Nice tools.:thumbup:
Cool pics man.
Cool pics man.
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Cool pics Pauli, looks like fun. Love the SPDR,,,
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