#354

It goes from golden brown to charcoal in an instant though, you have to be vigilant. When I was young a bit of bread actually caught fire when I left it unattended (I didn’t know it could even catch fire).

When I realised, I panicked and ran out of the room before coming to my senses and retrieving the flaming bread and throwing it outside.

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#355

or gazza? he’s not doing too well

#356

were toasters expensive in those days?

#357

This may be out of left field here but my new house has an Aga and I now do all* my toasting on it using one of these:

Result: incredible toast.

*Except in summer when it will be turned off, obviously.

#358

Check out the moneybags in here with their toast.

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#359

bloke above you’s got an aga ffs!

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#360

my mum does that

madness

#361

It was there when i moved in but I would have bought one anyway, obviously.

#362

Recently got rid of the toaster all bread now gets griddled on my heavy as fuck cast iron griddle pan :+1:

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#363

An Aga? Could you be any more tory.

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#364

Meight, have you seen my posts these last 10 years? Why do you think I play golf with my accountant every sunday? That money isn’t going to stash itself in the Caymen Islands.

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#365

Probably a spare drawer for it in the aga tbf

#366

If you want people to remember your old posts you shouldn’t have changed your username MATE

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#367

Good point PAL

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#368

So is it you? I have literally no idea, have just picked up on that it’s an old timer

#369
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#370

I am sat on my own in a pub near st pancras. Come and meet me London pricks!!!

Offer expires in about 40 mins x

#371

I can get there in about 38 minutes.

#372

I’m in St Pancras.

Where?

#373

I think it would be irresponsible for me to duck out of work for a pint.