The Retirement Thread

[screenman]

Though I'm living in the Midlands I'm a southern Gentleman.

Where south?

 

[classic33]

Sorry but IMO you are sooooo wrong.
Cornflakes. Pour cold milk on then microwave for minimum 10 minutes. Check for soggyness then, maybe, another 2 minutes.

Tea. Put teabag in cup. Add cold water. Microwave for 10 minutes. Stir then check to see if its stewed enough, then, maybe another 2 minutes.
Simps.

I've drunk tea that you could trot a mouse on, it was that strong. Never once have I made it the way you describe though.

Two of my cups won't fit in the microwave either.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Where south?

Folkstone

 

[Drago]

Just got back. I'm Donald ducked. I'm standing myself down for tomorrow, if it's still into g theres a search manager from another team ready to run it. Over 300 miles driving and a very mentally challenging time have done me in. But then if I didnt do it someone less able would.

 

[classic33]

Sorry but IMO you are sooooo wrong.
Cornflakes. Pour cold milk on then microwave for minimum 10 minutes. Check for soggyness then, maybe, another 2 minutes.

Tea. Put teabag in cup. Add cold water. Microwave for 10 minutes. Stir then check to see if its stewed enough, then, maybe another 2 minutes.
Simps.

"Using the microwave method of tea making, you’ll get roughly 80 percent of the catechins from your tea, and 92 percent of the caffeine –far more than if you use the traditional kettle boiling technique."

 

[roadrash]

Two of my cups won't fit in the microwave either.[/QUOT
yeah but weve seen the size of your cup, obviously you need a bigger microwave

 

[classic33]

yeah but weve seen the size of your cup, obviously you need a bigger microwave

Not found one yet.

 

[Dirk]

Blimey! Twas windy last night!

 

[screenman]

Blimey! Twas windy last night!

What did you have to eat?

 

[Dirk]

What did you have to eat?

Egg & Sprout curry........

 

[welsh dragon]

Good morning. Very very Brrr here and windy as well. No sprouts for us.

 

[screenman]

We back into miles of open field and our house is a former style, it is very loud when the wind is strong.

 

[GM]

Morning all. Can report that it's wet and windy here in the capital. A good day for sorting stuff out that can go to the charity shop, that's when I eventually get up.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Good morning folks, bright and breezy in Coventry, Our Son and Granddaughter are here, Sons in the kitchen doing breakfast for our Granddaughter, sausage, eggs, hash browns and fish fingers.

 

[alicat]

Mmmm - puts me in mind of having a bacon sandwich.