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glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 3:50

18-Feb-14 3:50

It's marvellous if you use it right! still walk around with a pocket full of sticks though Smile | :)

Shameel18-Feb-14 3:51

Shameel

18-Feb-14 3:51

Dalek Dave wrote:
ages

I never knew 6 years counts as ages Smile | :)

Dalek Dave18-Feb-14 3:54

Dalek Dave

18-Feb-14 3:54

It's contextual innit!

Would you eat a sandwich that was lying around for 6 years?

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Blue Waffle18-Feb-14 4:01

Blue Waffle

18-Feb-14 4:01

Is it Bacon?

glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 4:04

18-Feb-14 4:04

I have (it was freeze dried) and tasted like card board (not bacon though) ...

OriginalGriff18-Feb-14 4:33

18-Feb-14 4:33

Yes.

That's all British Rail ever sold... Sigh | :sigh:

Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)

glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 4:58

18-Feb-14 4:58

Why do British Rail Sarnies get such a bad rap... they haven't been that bad for at least 20 years (better than I make!) Poke tongue | ;-P

OriginalGriff18-Feb-14 5:19

18-Feb-14 5:19

Because they used to sell them as sandwiches (at a huge price) until they dried out and curled up.

Then they sold them as sausage rolls.... Sigh | :sigh:

glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 5:22

18-Feb-14 5:22

Price aside the modern Sarnies are quite nice! Smile | :)

OriginalGriff18-Feb-14 5:33

18-Feb-14 5:33

The trouble with all bought-in sandwiches in plastic packs is that you get a good layer of content along the cut line, and nothing much in the rest of the sarnie. And they were clearly made the previous day, or the day before and have been blast-chilled to 0K to try and keep them fresh...using the cheapest bread, cheese and ham they can find. Dead | X|

Gimmee a fresh Bacon Buttie, or a Sausage Sarnie, or an Apple and Piccalilli, or peanut butter salad, with good filling on tasty bread. Yum! (And it's generally cheaper than the plastic packed rubbish)

I guess it's like the difference between breakfast at the motorway services and breakfast in a good hotel.

glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 5:38

18-Feb-14 5:38

Quote:
been blast-chilled to 0K

0 Kelvin?

I think you mean 0 'C but point taken Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

OriginalGriff18-Feb-14 5:39

18-Feb-14 5:39

Nope - I mean Kelvin. It's the only way to preserve that cr@p! Laugh | :laugh:

Mycroft Holmes18-Feb-14 11:55

Mycroft Holmes

18-Feb-14 11:55

Tasty bread, stinky cheeses and pig meat, even living in a city where EVERYONE eats lunch in food stalls I take lunch Sigh | :sigh:

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

HobbyProggy18-Feb-14 4:33

HobbyProggy

18-Feb-14 4:33

Congrats

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Seems like your backup System is working fine $Shucks | :-\$

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glennPattonWork318-Feb-14 4:37

18-Feb-14 4:37

More by luck than judgement, I must spend some time to get happy with SVN, SourceSafe system Wink | ;)

HobbyProggy18-Feb-14 4:47

HobbyProggy

18-Feb-14 4:47

When it's set up and you do frequently commit your codechanges it'll be your best friend Smile | :)

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