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Jovis wrote:Does anyone hear grill bread over toasting it? Or do you reserve that purely for when the thing's broken?

My toaster is in a cupboard so I grill.

Hymagumba wrote:

Slagathor. wrote:Good riddance to Barcode, I was getting tired of his gibberish posts.

you're next

Touché.

Jovis wrote:Does anyone hear grill bread over toasting it? Or do you reserve that purely for when the thing's broken?

I'm very disappointed in santa. I put a four slice toaster on my wish list and he didn't deliver.

he didn't deliver.

You mean you had to pick it up?

Jovis wrote:Does anyone hear grill bread over toasting it?

No, I eat it.

Great thinkers have always encountered opposition from mediocre minds.

Jovis wrote:

he didn't deliver.

You mean you had to pick it up?

I said santa nor Argoose. Tsk...

Talking of North pole. Its gonna snow tomorrow. Yay!!! and i aint got to work.. Big woohoo!!

Jovis wrote:Does anyone hear grill bread over toasting it? Or do you reserve that purely for when the thing's broken?

In the summer, I also barbeque it.

Sput wrote:That depends on your choice of bread! Is it designer?

It is not, even when poncy. When it's all designer "fresh from M&S or better" then it reaches the heady limits of £2 for a fairly dinky loaf thing.

Nonetheless, my sub-60p loaf is alright for butties and toast so does me fine for my sliced loaf based consumption of bread. Sandwich bread is a whole other matter though.

If I have the choice I'd sooner have a Deli-France baguette. Scotmid should have them tomorrow.

Braces' Blue, 80p.

Sorted.