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22 minutes ago, Keeps said:
Do you need to put anything on the underside of the dough or on the griddle to stop the dough sticking? Or does it come away naturally once the dough is sufficiently cooked?
I season my cast iron pan
First lightly oil the pan with canola oil. any oil would work but canola is best.
place in oven for 30 minutes at 450-500 f
take out let cool a little, oil again and repeat.
Nothing will stick to it.
PS: place the pan in the oven upside down, you don't want any oil pooling in an area and create an uneven coating.
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I thought thailandsgreat
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5 hours ago, placeholder said:
He actually handled the accusation of anti-semitism based on those grounds quite deftly in the video from the Oxford Students Union. He said he wouldn't debate South Africans on the issue of apartheid and for the same reason he wouldn't debate Israelis about their treatment of Palestinians.
there is nothing to debate when it comes to apartheidism it is a disgusting concept, and anyone who supports it in any way, shape or form should be ashamed of themselves.
George Galloway is a great man .
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2 minutes ago, billd766 said:
Does anybody know where I can order online, seasonings and sausage skins?
Lazada certainly
I had gotten them at Makro and might still have some frozen in my reiterator,
I have the sausage attachments for my kitchenaid stand mixer meat grinder kit but i find that the one in the picture below to be a lot better .
I haven't made them for a while. I should make some italian sausages so I can make baked sausages , peppers and onions.
Let us know how it works out
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13 minutes ago, Walker88 said:To paraphrase Bill Clinton, I guess it depends on what the meaning of 'threat to democracy' is'
Calling his goobers to DC for 6 January had absolutely no purpose except to try to stop the certification of the election, which means subvert democracy.
Holding the Mall rally and telling his goobers to 'fight like hell', march to the Capitol, and 'you'll never take your country back being weak' (all statements by trump in his Mall rally) had absolutely no purpose except to try to stop the certification of the election, which means subvert democracy
trump's participation in the fake elector scheme (as alleged by grand jury witnesses, in one of trump's many indictments)
had absolutely no purpose except to try to stop the certification of the election, which means subvert democracy
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trump's recorded phone call to GA SecState Raffensperger, during which Raffensperger told trump the votes had been counted and recounted, and that trump lost, and during which trump told Raffensperger "just find me...11,780 votes" had absolutely no purpose except to try to stop the certification of the election, which means subvert democracy.
If you have any other plausible explanation, post it, but there is none. trump lost. He whined endlessly about being a loser, and still does. He made every effort possible to subvert US democracy. Only the actions of Raffensperger, Pence, some FBI people who uncovered the fake elector scheme, and some election officials in States like AZ prevented the coup from succeeding.
trump's attempted coup exposed cracks in the system. Had the Dems not been in control of the House, the Speaker could have called for no certification, and then allowed an actual vote, 1 vote for each State based on the majority of their Reps, which at the time were Republican (i.e., more States had an R majority of Reps in the House, though the total number of Reps had the Dems with a majority). As bizarre as the Electoral College is in the modern world, there are worse remedies if there is a problem with the EC certification.
I would not count on the current clown who is Speaker to be fair when trump loses again this November.
You are trying to use logic with a trump supporter. If he had any he would not be a trump supporter. you are wasting your breath/
best to make fun of them, which thy would also not get it, but at least others would have a laugh.
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I can afford to live back home
But i can afford to live here a lot more.
Also, back home. Been there, did that, nice to be doing new things and have new things to complain about.
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1 hour ago, rexpotter said:
If I could afford to live in my own country I would not be here. It was fun when younger.
why the question mark in your title then?
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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
The website booking asked for credit card details but did not charge my card
They normally don't charge you credit card until you return the car. But they do put a hold on the security amount, so heads up, the credit limit available in your credit card is now less (minus the deposit hold)
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33 minutes ago, Crossy said:A sarong may suit, you may need to rig a belt with it.
But it's long enough to prevent any "inadvertent" exposure and they're not unknown amongst the locals.
Long ago a mate had "that accident", there was blood everywhere, he got an unexpected "minor operation" at the hospital.
There was a whole group of us who used to go skiing together, we were all also close friends.
One of them Dave, a nice guy but not very bright also got his pecker on the zipper , not sure how with all the underwear and thermals etc we wore.
Any way, afterwards we all called him Dave the zipper for ever , but he did not know why and asked why we called him that. My friend told him that we called him Dave the zipper because he zipped down the slopes.
true story
it must have run in the family, hIs sister Eileen ,Pretty little blond but dumb as a doornail also , which was fine by us , . Back then brains in a woman was not very high in our list. In fact the less the better
Anyway we went canoeing down the Delaware river. It was a two day trip . A bus would take you to the top. canoe half way down, pull over to a campsite where we had left our cars, next day canoe the next half, and a bus would bought you back to your car in the middle camp . Bob landers is the campsite and canoe called if you ever find your way to the NY , Pennsylvania border.
https://landersrivertrips.com/
Anyway, Long story short. and believe me it was a long story
She showed up with tight Jordache jeans , which used to be the hottest thing back then . Real tight , it must had taken her half an hour and shoe horn to put them on.
While cannoning we would often tip the canoe, consequently we were all soaked wet. She had to go to the bathroom , we pulled over to a small island in the middle of the river and she went in the reeds to do her business.
Only afterwards she could not put her pants back on.
First the girls tried on their own, to no avail. Then the guys were only too happy to help.
Nothing overly sexual we were all laughing too hard.
Oh to be young again.
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19 minutes ago, JeffersLos said:I only wear shorts. I never wear anything else now. Only a pair of shorts and sandals if I need to go to Big C.
If you are going to go commando , you might want to be carefull with the zipper .
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6 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:
I was thinking if I was a American I would carry a gun and move to places that allowed a gun.
That is exactly why I came to Thailand.
Imagine my disappointment. I guess I should had researched the issue before I came here.
Now I am looking at explosives or PNDs (Personal Nuclear Devices)
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On 2/29/2024 at 7:47 PM, Elkski said:
Check your policy because overnight sleep tests are under major diagnostics and not covered under my plan. It maybe less expensive to get a sleep atudy done in Thailand.
I've been putting it off for over a year now. I think my poor sleep issues started with covid.
Hmm.
Funny you would say that, but come to think of it my sleep issues also started some time after I got a mild case of Covid . before that I never had a sleep issue , or even ever thought about it, Sleep was just a natural thing like breathing.
Right after I read your post I googled it . and it turns out.
"about 40% of people with Long COVID report sleep issues among their symptoms. Problems can include insomnia, daytime sleepiness, waking up several times a night, or not feeling refreshed in the morning "
Not sure how that helps, but if long covid goes away after a while, there is also hope that this might go away if it is as a result of long covid
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1 hour ago, Hellfire said:
No, just a debit card
Ok
The reason I ask, is because if you have a bank balance of let's say $10,000 and a credit card secured by your bank account that has a $1000 limit
Them your bank balance would show as $10,000 but your available bank balance would be $ 9000
The one thousand dollars is held in reserve to cover your credit card.
Kasikorn offers such a card to foreigners, I have one. If you want one you could probably get one. It does not affect you bank balance if used for visa extension purposes.
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22 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
No, he doesn't, he only makes himself look bad, his actions have no effects, whatsoever, on how Thais look at me.
Is that because people never form generalisations?
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Do you have a secured credit card?
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2 hours ago, webfact said:
unveiling the Takeover Thailand campaign,
Terrible slogan.
Is it also going to offer "Invade the beaches" or "Occupy Phuket" packages for our Russian friends"
" Trouble taking over Ukraine? for $1200 you can take over Thailand!!"
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5 hours ago, tandor said:..both he and his g/f assumed the complainant and friend were locals, hence the abuse, when they realised they weren't he feigned he tripped and his foot fell into the complainants back..or so the story goes!
Great defence, Because everyone knows that it's ok to abuse locals. LOL
The man is an a-hole , I am sure this is not an isolated incident, this type pf behaviour does not exist in a vacuum.
He makes us all look bad, make a public example of him.
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24 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:
I understood what you meant, I was just commenting on the "given by God" claim, which is a nonsense. Had God given it to them, God would have made sure the land was vacant before they arrived. No problem to arrange all the bushes to burst into flames with a voice to tell them to get out of town.
Not true
God did not remove the people before they arrived because where would the jews get the maids and gardeners from ?
But then god took it away from them and gave it to a lot of different people at different times.
'cause let's face it god is an indian giver.
He gives and than he takes back. Would not trust him further than I can throw him .
He gave me good looks about 30 years ago! and now look at me.
As for the burning bushes, you need to put it into period specific context.
No TV back then, wife was getting knocked up by god left and right, what's a man to do?
Burning bushes was just about the only entertainment back then . that and goats .
If you get my drift. 😜
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2 minutes ago, helloagain said:
Hope this helps, I normally go to bed at 9.30 pm, last night I woke & got up at 10 mins before midnight. normally wake up at 2 or 3am. I sleep again around 6am for an hour. Normally have a morning kip & again around 3pm for an hour. Yes thats why I dont sleep through I gues. I am 70. But very early morning I watch a serial that my thai wifes not interested in, or surf for our tv programs.
It's a pain in the ass waking up in the middle of the night with the wife sleeping and having to to keep quite, I normally read for an hour or two utili I get to the point where what I read does not go in my brain and I have to re-read passages to understand them, and I know I am at the point where I can sleep again, I close my eyes and think about what I read to keep my mind from racing and before you know it I am asleep again,
I was just concerned that I was not getting enough sleep. bit now that I see that most people in our age bracket are experiencing similar sleep issues, I feel a little better.
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57 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:
That's an inconvenient truth that certain posters are sure to ignore.
If I were to use their claim that living somewhere 2,000 years ago is proof of ownership I am entitled to part of England given my Celtic heritage. Somehow I don't think the present inhabitants would be willing to move out for me.
What's sad is that old white men half a world away did believe it and stole the land from the inhabitants of Palestine and gave it to the zionists in 1948.
I guess the ensuing chaos is karma on the west.
What are also ignore , or perhaps don't know is that everyone came from somewhere some time and displaced someone.
and the Celts came from?
"The Celtic people were of Indo-European descent. The tribes originated from Europe around the Greece area. They were eventually pushed out of many areas and only populated the British Isles. "
So before you start laying claim part of England, both my parents were Greek so according to the above, I also have a claim . Perhaps we can get together and divvy up the place
But keep it quiet because we don't want the Neanderthals to get a whiff if that cause I am sure they have claim to first dibs to everything.
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13 hours ago, Jingthing said:
There what is?
The vehicle of the eventual decline of any tribe that attempted to dominate another.
What is, Is Hubris
12 hours ago, Jingthing said:So Israel should just passively accept genocidal terrorists?
No absolutely not ,( Are we talking about Palestinian or Israeli genocidal terrorists?) Because both exist in equal measure.
Israelis by now IMO have achieved the goal I first described.in my OP , generations have lived there and know no other life or identity they are not going anywhere if they can help it.
But on the other hand neither are the Palestinians, and they have have been there a lot longer.
At this point equitable coexistence is the only solution.
But the Israelis are trapped just as much as Palestinian though in a much better situation, but just as trapped.
IMO Israel was a Jewish mistake of monumental proportions,IMO the strength of the Jewish culture was that inadvertently they had thrown away the constraints , costs and limitations of nationalism , Yes there were costs associated with internationalism, but the benefits far outweighed the costs .
In fact there are Jewish factions who believe that israel is a mistake, and Zion is the world not a geographical location.
Israelis are trapped and enable to properly react by Israeli demographics. As we all know (or should)
a major problem in the world, is falling fertility rates, and israel is no different, but it has and advantage and/or disadvantage depending on one's perspective,
Its orthodox population has a fertility rate of , if I remember correctly 6 children per family . gradually making them a large segment of Israeli political power , and are projected to be a large percentage of Israeli population in the not too far future . This puts pressure on Israeli politicians to do the politically expedient thing rather than the right thing.
So hat is the solution? A viable palestinian state .
Viable!! there is nothing viable by the fragmented open air concentration camp that exists now. Nothing!!
whose borders and security is guaranteed by an impartial international peace force . The US can't play any part in it, because it is far from impartial.
This has to be forced on Israel. only because it is unable to do so by itself do to some of the internal political dynamics I described above.
Of course this would have to be worked out in far more detail by professionals in in the subject , of which I am not, and of many different disciplines .
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9 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
They do.
Isreal exists and isn't going anywhere.
Try to change that and you've got a big problem.
And there it is..
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1 hour ago, nglodnig said:
Great minds must think alike
which then begs the question. Why you two think alike
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Trump seeks to block Stormy Daniels, Michael Cohen from testifying at NY hush money trial
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Can the judge attend?