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They're overcooking. For something like that you probably have to stop it cold by quenching it in cold water. O/W it'll overcook before you can open it.

I assume you're cooking the whole spuds first in the cooker? That should work. Maybe that, then conventional cooking after mashing to finish them off?

Pressure cookers are wonderful, in a league with 2n7002s.

Yum.

runway

Yeah. The potatoes in Mo's stew are done in 90 seconds, so I should adjust the mashed potato time way down.

Peel and chop'em up first.

That

Cook, mash, eat. A little heavy cream never hurts.

John

But it's a charming idea:

grammaphone: any sound device used by our grandmothers

Let's see, one select, copy, open browser, paste, and learn. Your = choice.

?-)

=20

Even E4 could be done at home on earlier Ektachrome. Later processes not so much.

?-)

It started with those little horns they stick in their ears so they can hear you. This was before electronics.

Eh? What's that you say, sonny?

I have seen the latter several times over, but never the former. The latter, I own. The other is to decide whether it would go into the library or not.

I used to buy DVDs sight unseen, but that was back when they released at around $15. If I didn't like it, I would give it away to someone.

Now, I do "research", and perform a viewing before I spend cash on a bluray disc.

Now that everyone is using streaming, my players and my disc libraries are virtually worthless.

I always pick the wrong things to collect. CD, Laser Disc, DVD, HD DVD, BR DVD. It will all be worthless, even though they are all mint.

OIC.

Never heard it called that before.

I have the whole trilogy on DVD.

I agree with Jim Yanik.

That was pre-TSA. ;-)

I had to remount some slides in the Army, when the frames got damaged in shipment. Some people thought that you could just put them in an enveloope and mail them. The new mounts were aluminum, with plastic inserts.

See also, grammarphone: a device that teaches proper grammar.

;-)

accoring to google maps the runways are marked 6L 67 7L and 7R at the eastern end an 24L 24R 25L and 25R at the western end, (6L===24R)

they are all parallel with an approximate bearing of 83 (or263) degrees