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"He's a nasty, corrupt work number." (3,6)
Good luck.
Andy B
modified 8-Aug-17 8:26am.
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Nice one! 
I did yesterdays, so I'll leave it to someone else to post the solution. Or I'll do it in four hours, one or the other...
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Must be the sign of the devil: 666
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I prefer the Number of the µBeast: 333
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The devil in me means I'm not going to answer this.
This space for rent
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That's two of you mentioning something about the devil.
I can tell you that's not part of the answer.
Andy B
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OK: SEA SHANTY.
Anagram of "He's a nasty", a Sea Shanty was a "keep in time" working song.
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Well done Griff! Your turn again tomorrow.
Andy B
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Technically I was out of time, but you knew I'd got it from the beginning, so I'll do tomorrows (I got delayed getting back to the computer).
I'll make tomorrow's a hard one (so it'll probably get solved in 2 minutes or less) 
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Hi All,
Just a final post, got home put frozen pizza in oven, had a beer put BBC news on, fell asleep, woke an 2 hours later by the smoke alarm, got burnt circle out of oven(  ). My advise don't attempted to heat food and work!
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Good advice, Glenn. If it's any consolation, that's something all of us have either done, or will do, one day.
Will Rogers never met me.
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Maybe that's why my new oven won't let me simply turn it on. I have to tell it how long to stay on, after which it turns off (with a very audible signal - I set it to maximum level).
It is a hassle when you check the food, and it needs only five minutes more: I can't just leave it in there fore another five minutes and then turn it off, but have to select one of fourteen baking modes and set the timer anew. I guess I will get used to it, and do the reprogramming without having to engage my brain, within a couple of months.
Actually, I never thought of a scenario like the one you describe. It sure gives good reasons for the oven to operate that way.
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never thought of making an ovan like this. Maybe the future considering microwave-ovans have been like this for decades without much huff-puff?
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While we are at it: The user manual contained a list of no less than six different open source software packets (with copies of the licese agreement) used in the baking oven, among them a JPEG-package.
What the h* does a baking oven need a JPEG package for? I sort of could understand it if it gave me a menu for baking turkey, bread, pizza... with photos of all the alternatives (I really don't see the need for that - distinguishing between chicken and turkey is far easier by text than by image!) - but it doesn't. Menues are textual, other indicators are line graphics. I really wonder what the JPEG software is for!
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No it doesn't. Microwaves have had + minute buttons that don't require changing/resetting any other options for years.
Your oven was just designed by an elephanting sunshine.
Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies.
-- Sarah Hoyt
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That's the easiest way to burn calories! 
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
Winston Churchill, 1944
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I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
Me, all the time
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A few years ago, I walked out of the house, and could hear this "Beep, beep, beep" noise. Tracked it down to an elderly neighbour - it was her smoke alarm.
She had one of those "lavender pillows" you heat in the microwave for 30 seconds and put on your lap for pain relief? She stuffed it in the micro, wound the timer knob to max and went back to her chair, where she fell asleep ... And I could hear it from 100m through 2 foot thick stone walls.
Wrecked the microwave, I had to redecorate the kitchen, but she was OK. Just glad I checked her smoke alarms every month. 
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Your good deeds don't go unnoticed 
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Neither do the rest of them
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
Winston Churchill, 1944
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I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
Me, all the time
modified 8-Aug-17 5:13am.
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A neighbour across the road went on vacation, and we had the constant "beep, beep" from his burglar alarm from shortly after they left, lasting for a week. I talked to one of the other tenants in the 4-apartment building: He knew very well what had caused the alarm to go off for no appearant reason; it was a well known problem. We would just have to wait until the family returned home...
I was lucky, compared to him: My house is separate, across the road. He was living in the same house as the 24/7 burglar alarm beep. He just shrugged "Such is life!" (and getting sucher and sucher every day...)
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If it's any consolation to you, my first experiences with a microwave were not very pleasant:
Tried a pizza, but it came out feeling like a wet spunge.
Tried pea-soup, but it exploded as I did not put a spoon in it, the whole microwave was splattered under !
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Microwaves have two big uses:
1) Melting butter. 20 seconds, rest 10 seconds, nuke for another 10 seconds. Ready for making Hasselback potatoes.
2) As a Cat Safe: a secure facility for food to cool before being bagged for the fridge or freezer.
For everything else, I hate it.
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OriginalGriff wrote: As a Cat Safe
You put the cat in there to keep it safe. 
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I am expressly forbidden by Herself from putting the cat in the microwave under any circumstances, regardless of provocation. 
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Maybe if you just put some parts of the cat in the microwave oven? She didn't expressly tell you to not put parts of the cat in, did she?*
* If she did mention that, and I were you, I'd not sleep well at night.
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