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Fun Bus

17,911 posts

218 months

Thursday 24th July 2014
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Pistonheads - Six Sigma matters.

ConorE

Original Poster:

317 posts

140 months

Thursday 24th July 2014
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Fun Bus said:
Pistonheads - Six Sigma matters.
It's the social elite here.

PHmember

2,487 posts

171 months

Thursday 24th July 2014
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HarryFlatters said:
He's preventing grease from spattering on the tiles by burning down his house.
Illustrated perfectly by the completely intact & unburnt wall that the kitchen roll is attached to.

Sleazy Rider

21 posts

134 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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vladcjelli said:
Advanced coffee hack.

I mixed up two parts sugar to one part instant coffee in a tupperware tub thing, took it to work.

Three spoonfuls in a mug, perfect black with two sugars.

Apart from the difference in density making the different powders separate a bit, requiring a good mix. Perhaps if I ground everything down to a finer grain....
Mind. Blown.

lord trumpton

7,397 posts

126 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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woody2846 said:
I quite like that Coke can one above.
Over engineered. Just pour beer into empty coke can drink

Colonial

13,553 posts

205 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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Google [bot] said:
Here's another inspired hack by the same bloke.

Is this the one I met?

G600

1,479 posts

187 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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vladcjelli said:
Advanced coffee hack.

I mixed up two parts sugar to one part instant coffee in a tupperware tub thing, took it to work.

Three spoonfuls in a mug, perfect black with two sugars.
Instant coffee 'perfect'?!

vladcjelli

2,968 posts

158 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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G600 said:
vladcjelli said:
Advanced coffee hack.

I mixed up two parts sugar to one part instant coffee in a tupperware tub thing, took it to work.

Three spoonfuls in a mug, perfect black with two sugars.
Instant coffee 'perfect'?!
If you can fit your filter/espresso machine/barista in my Tupperware box, I'll accept the criticism.

Until then, it's as perfect as conditions allow.

G600

1,479 posts

187 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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vladcjelli said:
If you can fit your filter/espresso machine/barista in my Tupperware box, I'll accept the criticism.

Until then, it's as perfect as conditions allow.
I've come to love making an iced coffee (minus the ice) the night before work and sticking it at the back of the fridge once I get there.

vladcjelli

2,968 posts

158 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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G600 said:
I've come to love making an iced coffee (minus the ice) the night before work and sticking it at the back of the fridge once I get there.
Never got my head round cold coffee, maybe need to give it another try, just to make sure.

Either way, walking to work makes carrying a pre made beverage a pain.

My Evil Twin

457 posts

133 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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HereBeMonsters said:
Shall I get the whoosh parrot, or do you know where it's kept yourself?
<wiping tears from my eyes right now reading this thread>

Boozy

2,340 posts

219 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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Fun Bus said:
I think it's to prevent the cleaning of the wall due to splashes from pans when cooking.
I assume he only has it like that when he's cooking rather than all the time? Otherwise it's a bit like plastic covers on a couch, keeps them clean but looks st.

marshalla

15,902 posts

201 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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vladcjelli said:
Either way, walking to work makes carrying a pre made beverage a pain.
Why ? Just...WHY ? "made" is already past tense, you don't need to tell us it was already made, because the word "made" carries this meaning implicitly.

Life hack - save breath and calories by NOT USING THE "PRE" prefix (irony) when it is completely and utterly redundant.

vladcjelli

2,968 posts

158 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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vladcjelli said:
Three apparently unnecessary letters
marshalla said:
A shedload of them

Lawbags

1,048 posts

128 months

Friday 25th July 2014
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B17NNS said:
That's all well and good until the band pings off and flicks paint everywhere!

joebongo

1,516 posts

175 months

Saturday 26th July 2014
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Lawbags said:
B17NNS said:
That's all well and good until the band pings off and flicks paint everywhere!
What about a second band around the top of the tin to secure it better?

Hooli

32,278 posts

200 months

Saturday 26th July 2014
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Hoofy said:
HarryFlatters said:
Hooli said:
Am I due a parrot for not getting what this 'hack' is?
He's preventing grease from spattering on the tiles by burning down his house.
hehe Wasn't only me that thought this.
D'oh! Makes sense now, cheers.

Google [bot]

6,682 posts

181 months

Saturday 26th July 2014
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Colonial said:
Google [bot] said:
Here's another inspired hack by the same bloke.

Is this the one I met?
Yep, ol' Baldy...

Jezzerh

816 posts

122 months

Saturday 26th July 2014
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marshalla said:
Why ? Just...WHY ? "made" is already past tense, you don't need to tell us it was already made, because the word "made" carries this meaning implicitly.

Life hack - save breath and calories by NOT USING THE "PRE" prefix (irony) when it is completely and utterly redundant.
Are you alright? You seem tense. Anyway:



I was expecting a sanitary towel-based acoustic solution to be honest.

Hoofy

76,360 posts

282 months

Saturday 26th July 2014
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Jezzerh said:
Are you alright? You seem tense. Anyway:



I was expecting a sanitary towel-based acoustic solution to be honest.
When playing music from your mobile phone, if it sounds a bit tinny, stick sanitary towels to your phone to reduce the higher frequencies.