[slightly OT] cheap microwaves - how come?

[meow2222]

Lol. Dont forget to put the mic in the neutral line, else anyone holding it'll get a shock as well as a frying.

NT

[meow2222]

Its been done, and the result was aimed at the wine shop market. Instead of storing stacks of bottles in cold storage, they could all be kept at room temp and be popped in the machine for 20 seconds at sale time. Unfortunately I never found out how they worked, and have never heard of or seen them since. The technology exists though.

I dont think it would be much use at home though.

NT

[Grimly Curmudgeon]

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember [e-mail] saying something like:

It'd be very handy for cooling rhubarb crumble.

[Clive Mitchell]

In message , [e-mail] writes

They were disgusting. It was basically a refrigerated tank of glycol coolant. I put a bottle in one ONCE and when I saw how it came out I wiped it dry and surreptitiously popped it back on the shelf.

[Clive Mitchell]

In message , Huge writes

You WHAT! A spurtle is designed for poking toilet blockages round the bend when you've eaten too much thick porridge.

[Frank Erskine]

The best place for rhubarb crumble, or indeed any derivative of rhubarb, is the wheelie-bin.

[fred]

In article , Steven Briggs writes

Thanks for that, Panny seem to be a bit special in many things that they make, I'm into clever application of technology.

Having an award winning pizza place within a block of me I refrain from buying the frozen substitute but if you want to poke andy and his particular brand of snobbery then who am I to argue ;-)

BTW: I'm completely ignoring your huge cavity post . . .

[<me9]

For once I'd agree with you.

[Huge]

You barbarian. Rhubard crumble is the Flying Spaghetti Monster's Dessert of Choice. And you should put it on the compost heap, not in the wheelie bin.