Having to alter my route today, because the A11 northbound was shut, then finding the A143 shut on the re-route. (neither had diversion routes signposted either )
It made the day drag making the "calls" in a disjointed fashion.
That wasn't even the worst part TBH, the worst part was finding both my favourite burger vans had buggered off home by the time I got there
microwaved scrambled eggs.....utter sheite.
Add some milk
scrambled eggs need doing in a pan with butter,milk and cracked black pepper.Don't overcook them!
...always do mine in the microwave and they are ace!
scrambled eggs need doing in a pan with butter,milk and cracked black pepper.
Cos cafes always overcook them in a bloody microwave.MILK! You heathen!
Melt butter in glass bowl, crack eggs into melted butter and add fresh coarse ground black pepper, whisk briefly and cook.
So quick and easy and minimal washing up, what's not to like?
PS...Mrs Frac wants to know if that is a bengal cat in your avatar?MILK! You heathen!
Melt butter in glass bowl, crack eggs into melted butter and add fresh coarse ground black pepper, whisk briefly and cook.
So quick and easy and minimal washing up, what's not to like?
and stir in some oak smoked salmon strips obviously. <smacks lips>I melt a little butter in a fry pan, crack some eggs into it then scramble
I only add freshly milled black pepper once served
To be fair I've got a slightly more moderate view on it. I think function over form is both unfair to the Microsoft products and the Apple ones. The Lumia 930 is actually rather pretty and well built. Likewise with windows 8.1 and 10 around the corner it is now finally coming together.Maybe you're coming to the realisation that function is more important than form (in your old age! ) The only real downside of WinPhones is the relative lack of app availability, although most bases are covered for sensible uses. I do have an Android phone as well as my Lumia 625 (IIRC) purely for things like camera control.
If you are worried about knocking the inner shoulders out, simple remedy is don't straddle them, just drive to the left or right so only the left or right hand side wheels drive over the top. I've been travelling over such bumps (straddling) for almost a year in my Focus and tyres are wearing just fine. Used to have to drive over one bump in my Mondeo though as the bump is higher than the rest and it would always scrape the engine under tray. From the deep gauges in the tarmac, I suspect more than a few cars have bottomed out on it. As for cost of tyres, fact of life, they wear out. If you don't like the cost, don't buy a car that needs expensive tyres.I feel your pain, JP. Mine are £250 or so per corner (best price available locally and that includes black circles!) fitted. Luckily, I don't seem to get any punctures, it's just those stupid pillow mound road bumps that knock the inside shoulders out. Often no way to avoid straddling the buggers so I try to avoid those routes. Just bought a s***box for those runs that make the avoidance a major detour and for ease of parking.
WAM is the necessity for the 3rd car to avoid damage to the "real" ones from crap roads and inconsiderate/uncaring parkers.
Roflmao I know that because the wheels on the car go round and round, round and round, round and round, all day long
And when they do that they are in contact with the road. Contrary to popular belief, frost bite doesn't really bite the tires, nor does the air cut through them
WAMT: So I cracked the screen of my iphone.
What annoys me every day: Starting a sentence with 'so'!!
Steve.
What annoys me every day: Starting a sentence with 'so'!!.
One of life's great mysteries that, not so long ago all tyres were repairable, puncture wise, now, inextricably what ever it is, damages the side wall without failRoads they keep on giving us punctures. Damn cant be repaired, two tyres @ £283 each. Ouch.
If you are worried about knocking the inner shoulders out, simple remedy is don't straddle them, just drive to the left or right so only the left or right hand side wheels drive over the top. I've been travelling over such bumps (straddling) for almost a year in my Focus and tyres are wearing just fine. Used to have to drive over one bump in my Mondeo though as the bump is higher than the rest and it would always scrape the engine under tray. From the deep gauges in the tarmac, I suspect more than a few cars have bottomed out on it. As for cost of tyres, fact of life, they wear out. If you don't like the cost, don't buy a car that needs expensive tyres.