Don't you just cringe when....

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Bealman

These are my wife's  rock cakes.... take your pick  :worried: ;)
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joe cassidy

Quote from: MalcolmAL on October 10, 2015, 12:27:04 PM
Guess what happened 2 nights ago when eating some cheese on toast :( Not even pork crackling or toffee, just a nominally harmless , , oh maybe it was that slice of tomato on top wot dun it ?

A word of warning to our younger members living north of Watford - avoid pork scratchings like the plague. Otherwise you will have no back teeth left by the time you are 50.

I speak from experience  :(

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Joe

Tom U

Cringe would be the polite word for when you think you can navigate the room barefoot in the dark, and a table leg leaps out and whacks you on the end of your little toe   :censored:  :veryangry:

Zogbert Splod

Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 12:51:23 PM
CRINGE You want try my wife's rock cakes {best used for rocks on layout}
I assume that the lady under discussion does not read the forum?   There is the potential for a good cringe right there if she does!!!
"When in trouble, when in doubt, run (trains) in circles..." etc.
There, doesn't that feel better? 
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MalcolmInN

Quote from: Bealman on October 10, 2015, 12:52:56 PM
These are my wife's  rock cakes.... take your pick  :worried: ;)
Errr, have I gone blind, or are they so dense that they have vanished into black holes from which not even light can escape ?

Once upon a time long long ago when I was young,
are you sitting comfey ? , ,
my wife baked a birthday cake for her mother and when we were due to set off to visit she put the cake on the floor just inside the front door, went back to attend something in the kitchen saying
"Can you take the cake round to the car "
" Yes " says I, ever ready to help.
Bent down to pick up said cake and,  and, and , yep you guessed , ,
arrrgggh! + other choice words and spent the next week in bed hardly able to move.
Lots of jokes over the years about heavy baking.

Goes in search of the medical thread NPN is about to create , ,


fatso

Quote from: Zogbert Splod on October 10, 2015, 03:14:32 PM
Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 12:51:23 PM
CRINGE You want try my wife's rock cakes {best used for rocks on layout}
I assume that the lady under discussion does not read the forum?   There is the potential for a good cringe right there if she does!!!

My partner is Portuguese and bakes amazing Portuguese cakes but English cakes well clay pigeon shots comes to mind   
Always looking on the bright side of life

MalcolmInN

#21
Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 04:07:00 PMPortuguese
I cringe when I think of the excuses I had to employ to avoid being fed lots of bacalao* and feijoada** when I was in Brazil (and amazed at some of the language differences between Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese ! )
But all the churrasco*** made up for it :)

Now if that doesnt bring his partner along to read this I dunno what will LOL! muwahhaa !

Edit,
to save all the googling  :D
* salt cod, ugh
** pigs tail stew, thrice ugh
*** BBQ beef steak, on swords stuck vertically in the ground near a big fire, ahhh that's better.

fatso

#22
Quote from: MalcolmAL on October 10, 2015, 04:19:48 PM
Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 04:07:00 PMPortuguese
I cringe when I think of the excuses I had to employ to avoid being fed lots of bacalao and feijoada when I was in Brazil (and amazed at some of the language differences between Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese ! )
But all the churrasco made up for it :)

Now if that doesnt bring his partner along to read this I dunno what will LOL! muwahhaa !

"bacalao"? The spelling is bacalhau.
The Portuguese and the Brazilian feijoada are completely different.
And for your information in Portugal there are more than  100 recipes of bacalhau.  But for that you need to go to Portugal and not Brazil.
Com amigos como voces quem necessita de inimigos.
:P  :claphappy:  :bounce:
Always looking on the bright side of life

MalcolmInN

I'll take your word for it :)  was 4&1/2 decades ago and I had no incentive to remember its speelin ;) anyway I plead alzheimers/insanity <delete as y'all think fit  :smiley-laughing:

more than 100 you say, wow, , remind me why I should care  :laugh3: :wave: :angel:

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fatso

Quote from: MalcolmAL on October 10, 2015, 04:53:36 PM
I'll take your word for it :)  was 4&1/2 decades ago and I had no incentive to remember its speelin ;) anyway I plead alzheimers/insanity <delete as y'all think fit  :smiley-laughing:

more than 100 you say, wow, , remind me why I should care  :laugh3: :wave: :angel:

  :laughabovepost: Keep your friends close and your enemies closer  :beers:

After 23 years of living with the boss I am still not fluent in Portuguese  so now the boss knows where I come to play lol
Always looking on the bright side of life

Komata

#25
In respect of 'things dental'

When you bite down and on the 'Downward' stroke realise that something sharp has somehow just managed to insert itself under your bottom dental plate AND THERE I NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO STOP THE 'BITE'!!!

Let's just say that 'pain' takes on a whole new dimension as a result...

Things ' Model railway': When you are carefully assembling a MicroTrains coupler and are just sliding the cover of the top. AND THE SPRING ESCAPES!!!! (especially as it is the only one you have left).

Anyone who has ever played 'hunt the springs' will know what follows... :) :)

While at Exhibitions:  After having spent weeks carefully (and lovingly) assembling a (for you) most-intricate and difficult model that is now your pride and joy, and some plonker comes along and proceeds to loudly critique your poor workmanship, choice of colours and all and everything about it, and then walks away... (There is ALWAYS an audience in such situations....).
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Newportnobby

Quote from: MalcolmAL on October 10, 2015, 03:48:58 PM
Quote from: Bealman on October 10, 2015, 12:52:56 PM
These are my wife's  rock cakes.... take your pick  :worried: ;)
Errr, have I gone blind, or are they so dense that they have vanished into black holes from which not even light can escape ?

Once upon a time long long ago when I was young,
are you sitting comfey ? , ,
my wife baked a birthday cake for her mother and when we were due to set off to visit she put the cake on the floor just inside the front door, went back to attend something in the kitchen saying
"Can you take the cake round to the car "
" Yes " says I, ever ready to help.
Bent down to pick up said cake and,  and, and , yep you guessed , ,
arrrgggh! + other choice words and spent the next week in bed hardly able to move.
Lots of jokes over the years about heavy baking.

Goes in search of the medical thread NPN is about to create , ,

Must have been the heavy file inside the cake so as to spring your mother-in-law :laugh:

MalcolmInN

#27
Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 04:41:02 PM
  "bacalao"? The spelling is bacalhau.
Well actually I have an admission to make :
I could remember the phonetics  "bak-al-yeow" but not the spelling, and phonetics is not much good on google so I put in "salt cod portugal " and that is one wiki it came up with, so I'll now go hunting that Josie Wales character and tell him he got it wrong :) !

Quote from: fatso on October 10, 2015, 04:57:24 PM
I am still not fluent in Portuguese
I never was either, could get by in shops and on the bus etc but not good in social and more refined company :)
On campus everything was in English and I couldnt gainay, after all they had a tame captive Brit to practice upon and they were about to go out into the world for their living !!! No contest, learning another lingo was fun for me (and of course being polite) but vital for them.

Then through lack of practice here (and not much used in Europe either :( ) I have forgotten nearly all of it.
The only use - when a French, German or Belgian would complain " you British, you cant learn another language" , , , heheee watch their face fall when they are engaged in conversation in Portuguese, oh the simple fun I did have :)

steve836

Quote from: MalcolmAL on October 10, 2015, 12:27:04 PM
Quote from: railsquid on October 10, 2015, 11:55:54 AM
... you bite down on something and realise immediately you're going to need dental treatment for the tooth in question...
Aye, tell me about it ! 6months ago he said that he couldnt do any more with it and that the next time it would have to come out.
Guess what happened 2 nights ago when eating some cheese on toast :( Not even pork crackling or toffee, just a nominally harmless , , oh maybe it was that slice of tomato on top wot dun it ?

Dont you just cringe :
when you read yet again that perfectly good Drives have to be destroyed cos your data can always be recovered !
Just because the delete command doesnt, what an urban myth has grown up as a result.
The only good thing about that is that the old drive is probably two small to be of any use anyway !!

If I destroy my drive where am I supposed to park the car?
KISS = Keep it simple stupid

Komata

Steve836

That's  hard Sir, that's hard...
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