Re: new build in werribee
lets hope but have had breaks before and am certain it is broken.
Fingers crossed Russell that you are right.
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Ouch, hopefully it is just a soft tissue bruise and you just loose a toenail.
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Sitting here. It's black, throbbing, and I have no wine. Arrrgh
Oh well at lest redoing decorative finish touch I can sit down.
Thinking if I splint my foot I can finish the oven this weekend.
Or I could rest.Last edited by oasiscdm; 07-30-2014, 05:57 AM.
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Fascinating from an Aussie perspective People that reside in US having a discussion About vegemite
Not like poi, as Russell says. The bulk of my family have been on Oahu since before WWII and despite numerous attempts, I cannot enjoy the stuff unless its got a ton of sugar in it. Otherwise, it tastes like grammar school paste. And this coming from a guy who'll eat almost anything...
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Is interesting, I guess we all have our regionalized food, Chitlins for Gulf, Green Jello for Utahns and my original roots are from Hawaii where Poi is a big deal, like vegemite it is an acquired taste and I never quite acquired the taste, LOL.
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Ah, good 'ol Amazon! Who knew? The same jar at World Market (down the street) with tax is closer to $10. Thanks for the tip, Dennis.
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John - if she shorts you, you can get it here in the US you know...
Amazon.com : Vegemite 220g Jar : Nut Butters : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Vegemite Spread | World Market
might not be as exciting - but perhaps more reliable!
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How many Jars will your daughter be bringing back
It's hard to tell. Knowing my daughter, I predict she will fill any remaining space in her two large suitcases with clothes and bring me back an 8 oz teaser jar. I'll have to be really careful with it!
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Colin,
Can't say for sure if farmed or wild caught, like here in the States, farmed and wild caught salmon taste different but also cost more. I guess you get what you pay for. Good luck on the top brick. I am sure it will be in the same league as the dome plug. I still have some copper work to do but the weather has been too hot to accomplish much.
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I'm not sure I understand what you are doing. I can't see why the top brick of an outer decorative arch would see such high temperatures, but I don't know your design. I cast my decorative outer arches in concrete and have never had a failure, although I do make the inner one inch or so with an insulating concrete and the whole arch is separated thermally so there is little conduction and it never gets really hot.
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