The last post is the WINNER!

[ChristineM]

Residence? Oh my, how do you rebuild your home after the cheese attacks it?

Damn dyslexia knocks it down several times a day, now i just whistle and like a Disney movie it just rebuilds itself

 

[sun rise]

Damn dyslexia knocks it down several times a day, now i just whistle and like a Disney movie it just rebuilds itself

I just blame mine on my fingers ignoring what my brain tells them to do.

 

[Wu Wei]

wasting my time yet another in a long line completely futile waste of time pretending to actually win

 

[sun rise]

I'm not wasting my time. I just take a relaxing break from something in order to enjoy harassing others in this thread.

 

[ChristineM]

I just blame mine on my fingers ignoring what my brain tells them to do.

I used to blame mine on intelegent auto correct. If it corrects a word i assumed it lived up to its name, it doesn't so i turn it off.

So now i have the problem of relying on the spell check highlighting my errors, if i have spelled a word wrong and its a correctly spelled word (like spelling resistance as residence) my spell check obviously won't highlight it as an error .

'Tiz a pain in the butt

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I rarely use salt in cooking, except for pasta which i cook in the equivalent of sea water.

I often use pepper, preferably cracked but usually fresh ground.

There is salt and pepper on the table if anyone wants it but its rarely used.

I don't use butter as a cooking oil, only colza or for food that needs a little more, a walnut nut or coconut oil.

And bacon i prefer grilled, it looses more of its fat and so becomes a better class of crispy.

Good bacon is difficult to get here, the typical bacon frizzles up to something about the size of a largish coin.

I don't use much salt either. But some things just have got to have some salt, lol
Cayenne pepper is a favorite of mine. I often use that instead of salt and black/white peppercorn. And after I cook I'm done adding seasonings.
And while butter isn't the only oil/fat I cook with, I do tend to use it instead when a recipe calls for something like vegetable oil (such as the hash browns I made for breakfast).
I'll have to try grilled bacon. I often bake it, never microwave it, sometimes fry it, but I've never heard of grilling it. Sounds like it's yum.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

And I win with good bacon.

 

[sun rise]

I used to blame mine on intelegent auto correct. If it corrects a word i assumed it lived up to its name, it doesn't so i turn it off.

So now i have the problem of relying on the spell check highlighting my errors, if i have spelled a word wrong and its a correctly spelled word (like spelling resistance as residence) my spell check obviously won't highlight it as an error .

'Tiz a pain in the butt

Bak in the goode olde daze, speling was knot fixed laike it iz now.

 

[ChristineM]

Bak in the goode olde daze, speling was knot fixed laike it iz now.

It still isnt for me

 

[Revoltingest]

Winning after spaghetti & meatball lunch.

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Bak in the goode olde daze, speling was knot fixed laike it iz now.

Bakinthegoodeoldedazespelingwasknotfixedlaikeitiznowtherewasalsonopunctuationorspacingbetweenwords

 

[Wu Wei]

another in a long line of meaningless and useless wins

 

[Wu Wei]

Bakinthegoodeoldedazespelingwasknotfixedlaikeitiznowtherewasalsonopunctuationorspacingbetweenwords

Much of the early bible was actually written like that...but in another language

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

Much of the early bible was actually written like that...but in another language

and not just the bible, but everything that was written in ancient Greece, Rome, etc. And inscriptions in Latin especially were written using abbreviations...

 

[sun rise]

 

[Wu Wei]

 

[sun rise]

I'm still full of bull based on my birthday

 

[ChristineM]

Bakinthegoodeoldedazespelingwasknotfixedlaikeitiznowtherewasalsonopunctuationorspacingbetweenwords

 

[ChristineM]

 

[Revoltingest]

Sunny day win.