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How long have we been doing this "first on page 100" thing?


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2. add the sugar and 2 tablespoons of golden syrup and stir well
3. Mix in the oats. You may find it easier add them in gradually stirring and covering the oats with the paste
4. add a pinch of salt and continue to stir
5. Mash up the banana and stir in. This may take a bit of time to make sure the banana completely covers the mixture
6. spread the mixture evenly over a non stick baking tray. Smooth over with a knife making sure the mixture is even
7. Place the baking tray onto the middle shelf in a preheated oven (gas mark 5, 220 C) and bake for 15 minutes, checking the progress regularly. Take out when the mixture starts turning a golden brown.
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How long have we been doing this "first on page 100" thing?

No idea. It's the first I've heard of it, but it's as good a way as any.

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How long have we been doing this "first on page 100" thing?

No idea. It's the first I've heard of it, but it's as good a way as any.

Well, as demonstrated by page 100 of B&B7, I thought it was last on 99. But Chinners conceded.


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How long have we been doing this "first on page 100" thing?

No idea. It's the first I've heard of it, but it's as good a way as any.


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5. Mash up the banana and stir in.


WOAAAH THERE.

I don't recall giving you authorization to use a banana. That means now that you've wasted one the next rating will have 1 banana taken off.

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5. Mash up the banana and stir in.


WOAAAH THERE.

I don't recall giving you authorization to use a banana. That means now that you've wasted one the next rating will have 1 banana taken off.

ARE YOU HAPPY NOW? YOU'VE RUINED IT FOR EVERYONE!


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Finished setting up my new fish tank over the weekend. I r pleased.

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That looks good, I had to get rid of my silver sharks this weekend, we have a fairly large tank but not big enough for them. Every time we went near the tank the biggest one would panic and try and jump out of the water smashing its head on the lid. Going to stick to small fish from now on.

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Finished setting up my new fish tank over the weekend. I r pleased.

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That looks good, I had to get rid of my silver sharks this weekend, we have a fairly large tank but not big enough for them. Every time we went near the tank the biggest one would panic and try and jump out of the water smashing its head on the lid. Going to stick to small fish from now on.

What are you going to keep in there?


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What are you going to keep in there?


8 Angels and 20 Cories, with maybe 1-2 whiptail catfish in there too.

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Chinny (was it you, chinny?), why would you let the TV licensing cunts in? They can want to do a spot-check all they like, you still don't have to let them in.


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What are you going to keep in there?


8 Angels and 20 Cories, with maybe 1-2 whiptail catfish in there too.

Have you got any kind of wall between the two types of gravel? Only reason I ask is that I set up my tank like that but over time the hoplos managed to pretty much mix it all up.


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Chinny (was it you, chinny?), why would you let the TV licensing cunts in? They can want to do a spot-check all they like, you still don't have to let them in.


I don't own the property.

And besides they'll just continue. If they can see what I do they can at least fuck off again afterwards rather than continue to pester.


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Letters are easy to ignore recycle, though.

If you have a rental contract and lockable door, you're liable for a separate license and can continue telling them to "get bent, you big bending benders".


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What are you going to keep in there?


8 Angels and 20 Cories, with maybe 1-2 whiptail catfish in there too.

Have you got any kind of wall between the two types of gravel? Only reason I ask is that I set up my tank like that but over time the hoplos managed to pretty much mix it all up.


Not _yet_. I'm going to see how it goes, and if it starts to mix I'll be putting in an acrylic strip between the two. It's sand and plant substrate, rather than gravel, so I'm hoping it's a bit less prone to settling than gravel.

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Dr G, are you sure Richelle Mead or whoever the bint is, isn't Lionel Fanthorpe in drag?

Also, being an Empire subscriber, surely you've read the review of "Let The Right One In" [1] I might even go and see that before Hollywood fuck it up.


[1] No, it's not a biopic of Stag's short life and membership policy.

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Letters are easy to ignore recycle, though.

If you have a rental contract and lockable door, you're liable for a separate license and can continue telling them to "get bent, you big bending benders".


No contract. Tis complicated.

If I'm here they can come in and I can tell them to get bent. There's nothing to see other than a portable TV, two DVD recorders and a VHS player. No aerial and no way to receive live TV signals. It's patently obvious what I do given the couple of hundred DVCAM tapes on shelves etc.

I factory reset the DVD recorder as although I have never watched TV on it, it had an EPG due to it being a factory refurb. Easier to say, look none of these units are even tuned.


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Craster wrote:
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What are you going to keep in there?


8 Angels and 20 Cories, with maybe 1-2 whiptail catfish in there too.

Have you got any kind of wall between the two types of gravel? Only reason I ask is that I set up my tank like that but over time the hoplos managed to pretty much mix it all up.


Not _yet_. I'm going to see how it goes, and if it starts to mix I'll be putting in an acrylic strip between the two. It's sand and plant substrate, rather than gravel, so I'm hoping it's a bit less prone to settling than gravel.

It did take them years to mix it thoroughly but I think if you are wanting the middle area to stay looking really white like it is now then you'll probably need something between them.


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I can tell them to get bent.
Just so long as you do that, it's the important bit.


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I want to go out on my motorbike and get a bacon sarnie but has no money. Send malia money.

Give me a price for your motorbike and I'll send you some :P


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I want to go out on my motorbike and get a bacon sarnie but has no money. Send malia money.

Give me a price for your motorbike and I'll send you some :P


Shit, yeah, forgot about that. I'll have a look this afternoon and stuff.

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It's patently obvious what I do given the couple of hundred DVCAM tapes on shelves etc.


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Quick question, that didn't warrant it's own thread - Tiger Woods 09 on xbox or ps3 - any good?


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I didn't like 08, but then again I still think the best golf game is Links 2004.

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Quick question, Nikon of Canon digital SLR, is doesn't it really matter? Also, does a Nikon slr lens, from the jurrasic era, fit a nikon digital slr?

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I didn't like 08, but then again I still think the best golf game is Links 2004.
PGA II on the Mega Drive is clearly the best golf game.


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I didn't like 08, but then again I still think the best golf game is Links 2004.
PGA II on the Mega Drive is clearly the best golf game.

I had the first PGA game on my 386 back in the day, that was pretty good.

Weren't they the precursor to the TW games?

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Quite possibly, it was EA anyway. There's nothing in common though, the swing action which is really the main bit of a golf game is completely different. I always liked PGA II for making it really hard to hit great shots whilst feeling fair and not at all random.


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The swing action only came into TW games in 2003, I believe. I just felt that the analogue sticks weren't precise enough to hit consistently good shots in 08. I really enjoyed 2004, though, so I don't know what they've done to it.

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The full name is "Tiger Woods PGA Tour XX" so they're basically the same game as:

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Quick question, Nikon of Canon digital SLR, is doesn't it really matter? Also, does a Nikon slr lens, from the jurrasic era, fit a nikon digital slr?

I've always preferred Nikon, I think they're more ergonomic and have better picture quality (especially at high ISO)

Nikon film SLR lenses will fit digital SLRs, for the most part. You just won't get certain snazzy things that the computer in the camera/lens takes care of for you.


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I got it off goozex the other day, AFAIK there's not many changes from 07 or 08 (whichever Gill has) but I'm enjoying wasting a few hours on it here and there.

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The full name is "Tiger Woods PGA Tour XX" so they're basically the same game as:

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Same franchise, not remotely similar to play though. I was just a bit dismayed when I played a TW game and managed to shoot three under par on my very first go.


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