I was told the elves and the pixies!

Quote by TanKinky
Its vital to mix the margerine and sugar before mixing in any other ingredients with a cake or it wont rise proper or have the light fluffyness you want in a nice cake :jagsatwork:
but what you could do is cover the scales bowl with cling film or measure things into bowls first :idea: or guess like i do :lol2:
Sorry slight geek alert there![]()
Great tip why didn't I think of that? :doh:![]()
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I knew I would find a man that can here!
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The recycle bin is a special shortcut and can't actually be deleted permanently.
Right-click an empty area of your desktop
Select Properties
Click the Desktop tab
Click the Customize button
Click Restore Default
Exit all windows and restart your computer
Quote by Peanut
The recycle bin is a special shortcut and can't actually be deleted permanently.
Right-click an empty area of your desktop
Select Properties
Click the Desktop tab
Click the Customize button
Click Restore Default
Exit all windows and restart your computer
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I know they are fair points. I know my attitude seems to be, kick people out. That is not what I am saying.
My whole point is this...in the late 80's early 90,s people lost their homes mainly due to circumstances beyond their control, by very high interest rates and many rises.
The difference we have now to then is that people have not only taken out loans and mortgages to fund a lifestyle they cannot afford, but have also re-mortgaged to buy some of those things. I know people whose houses have risen sharply and taken out 30 grand re-mortgages to buy a new car.
Now and then are completly different circumstances. People now in general have found themselves, a lot of times through their own faults,to have bitten off more than they can chew, when the good times were here, and their houses had trebled. Now things are taking a down turn why should the taxpayer bail out people who have overspent on Plasma tellys and big flash cars, and have used their houses to fund this?
Quote by kentswingers777
I know they are fair points. I know my attitude seems to be, kick people out. That is not what I am saying.
My whole point is this...in the late 80's early 90,s people lost their homes mainly due to circumstances beyond their control, by very high interest rates and many rises.
The difference we have now to then is that people have not only taken out loans and mortgages to fund a lifestyle they cannot afford, but have also re-mortgaged to buy some of those things. I know people whose houses have risen sharply and taken out 30 grand re-mortgages to buy a new car.
Now and then are completly different circumstances. People now in general have found themselves, a lot of times through their own faults,to have bitten off more than they can chew, when the good times were here, and their houses had trebled. Now things are taking a down turn why should the taxpayer bail out people who have overspent on Plasma tellys and big flash cars, and have used their houses to fund this?
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I don't understand why some people post profiles with no pictures, preferences or even location. How can they expect to get any replies if they don't say anything about themselves, especially when they expect full details from other people.