Ah, weekend beer o'clockin' :) Cheers :)

Indeed! :)

Cheers!!!! Have to go cook now :/ *grmble grmble* maybe a couple of beers beforehand will help make it more... um... interesting :)

Ah, weekend beer o'clockin' :) Cheers :)

Indeed! :)

Cheers!!!! Have to go cook now :/ *grmble grmble* maybe a couple of beers beforehand will help make it more... um... interesting :)

I bet:) I'm listening Jeff Beck here, children are still playing:) Cheers!

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Ah, weekend beer o'clockin' :) Cheers :)

Indeed! :)
Cheers!!!! Have to go cook now :/ *grmble grmble* maybe a couple of beers beforehand will help make it more... um... interesting :)

I bet:) I'm listening Jeff Beck here, children are still playing:) Cheers!

Really. Jeff Beck is one my favourits:)
Jeff Beck playing Nessun Dorma from the opera TURANDOT at This Tent at Bonnaroo 2010.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9zn2_rBM8Q
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI: Nessun dorma! GIACOMO PUCCINI Turandot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fYvVRLPVcs
Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck - Crossroads, Madison Square Garden
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHZuJtUqymw

maybe a couple of beers beforehand will help make it more... um... interesting :)

In the food or in the cook?

It was in the cook :) no one's keeled over yet...

Um... I hope that didn't come across as sounding disappointed...

@Julie and Janne :) +10

maybe a couple of beers beforehand will help make it more... um... interesting :)

In the food or in the cook?

It was in the cook :) no one's keeled over yet...

Um... I hope that didn't come across as sounding disappointed...

@Julie and Janne :) +10

Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

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Edit: The card to Grant didn't make it today. Mail pickup was super early today.
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I was one of them.

I was not:)
That year I was i Roskilde Denmark watching Bob Marley.

Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

:))))))) No... and fortunately the plastic bag I melted/incinerated was welded onto the outside of the saucepan not the inside. Was close though :) Sort of wafted up on a thermal... Science eh. Dangerous stuff :)

G'morning everyone, I hope that you have all been behaving yourselves. :-D

Well after finishing Saturday here on a dry note, probably due to the 2 days before hand, Sunday's Beer O'clock will certainly commence in 2.5hrs.

Cheers.

G'morning everyone, I hope that you have all been behaving yourselves. :-D

Well after finishing Saturday here on a dry note, probably due to the 2 days before hand, Sunday's Beer O'clock will certainly commence in 2.5hrs.

Cheers.

*set alarm clock for Wiggo's beer o clock*

Good morning Wiggo! :)

Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

:))))))) No... and fortunately the plastic bag I melted/incinerated was welded onto the outside of the saucepan not the inside. Was close though :) Sort of wafted up on a thermal... Science eh. Dangerous stuff :)

You know that's one thing that has puzzled me, I once hit the wrong button on the micro and cooked something for 20 minutes instead of two (it made it to about seven minutes before the smoke alarm went off). The plastic container was alright but the food ended up like something you'd use to get a barbecue going :)

Eight months later it still smells like something is burning whenever I warm/cook something in it :) Cheers :)

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Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

:))))))) No... and fortunately the plastic bag I melted/incinerated was welded onto the outside of the saucepan not the inside. Was close though :) Sort of wafted up on a thermal... Science eh. Dangerous stuff :)

You know that's one thing that has puzzled me, I once hit the wrong button on the micro and cooked something for 20 minutes instead of two (it made it to about seven minutes before the smoke alarm went off). The plastic container was alright but the food ended up like something you'd use to get a barbecue going :)

Eight months later it still smells like something is burning whenever I warm/cook something in it :) Cheers :)

SBORT :)))) sorry... erm... :/ and um... :(

Just as well the plastic didn't burn too... the house doesn't half reek for ages after incinerating the stuff :/

It puzzles me too... microwave ovens I mean (aka charcoal makers :))... I rarely use mine. Asked the internet about the plastic thing though... internet said:

Because such plastic is transparent to microwaves, just as it is to light. Microwaves pass through the plastic without being absorbed by it. When any form of electromagnetic radiation is absorbed by matter, it is converted to heat, but if it is not absorbed there is no such conversion of energy. However, in a conventional oven the plastic is subjected to high levels of infrared radiation, which is much lower in energy than microwaves, so is much more easily absorbed. However, even though an empty plastic container will not heat up in the microwave, a plastic container containing food may eventually melt in the microwave because the food absorbs the microwave radiation, converting it to heat. Once heated, the food emits infrared radiation, so if the food gets hot enough, the heat absorbed directly from the food may cause the plastic to heat above its melting point.

Which I think means that you rescued your charcoal before it caught fire and melted the plastic... Well done!! In every sense of the word :)

Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

:))))))) No... and fortunately the plastic bag I melted/incinerated was welded onto the outside of the saucepan not the inside. Was close though :) Sort of wafted up on a thermal... Science eh. Dangerous stuff :)

You know that's one thing that has puzzled me, I once hit the wrong button on the micro and cooked something for 20 minutes instead of two (it made it to about seven minutes before the smoke alarm went off). The plastic container was alright but the food ended up like something you'd use to get a barbecue going :)

Eight months later it still smells like something is burning whenever I warm/cook something in it :) Cheers :)

SBORT :)))) sorry... erm... :/ and um... :(

Just as well the plastic didn't burn too... the house doesn't half reek for ages after incinerating the stuff :/

It puzzles me too... microwave ovens I mean (aka charcoal makers :))... I rarely use mine. Asked the internet about the plastic thing though... internet said:

Because such plastic is transparent to microwaves, just as it is to light. Microwaves pass through the plastic without being absorbed by it. When any form of electromagnetic radiation is absorbed by matter, it is converted to heat, but if it is not absorbed there is no such conversion of energy. However, in a conventional oven the plastic is subjected to high levels of infrared radiation, which is much lower in energy than microwaves, so is much more easily absorbed. However, even though an empty plastic container will not heat up in the microwave, a plastic container containing food may eventually melt in the microwave because the food absorbs the microwave radiation, converting it to heat. Once heated, the food emits infrared radiation, so if the food gets hot enough, the heat absorbed directly from the food may cause the plastic to heat above its melting point.

Which I think means that you rescued your charcoal before it caught fire and melted the plastic... Well done!! In every sense of the word :)

Hmmm, interesting thanks Anniet :) If you ever need something to start a barbecue, I'm your man :) Cheers :)

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We just tucked in to some nice "T"- Bones
We use propane for fuel on the BBQ, works real well.....

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Not set fire to any water yet? :) Cheers :)

:))))))) No... and fortunately the plastic bag I melted/incinerated was welded onto the outside of the saucepan not the inside. Was close though :) Sort of wafted up on a thermal... Science eh. Dangerous stuff :)

You know that's one thing that has puzzled me, I once hit the wrong button on the micro and cooked something for 20 minutes instead of two (it made it to about seven minutes before the smoke alarm went off). The plastic container was alright but the food ended up like something you'd use to get a barbecue going :)
Eight months later it still smells like something is burning whenever I warm/cook something in it :) Cheers :)

SBORT :)))) sorry... erm... :/ and um... :(
Just as well the plastic didn't burn too... the house doesn't half reek for ages after incinerating the stuff :/
It puzzles me too... microwave ovens I mean (aka charcoal makers :))... I rarely use mine. Asked the internet about the plastic thing though... internet said:

Because such plastic is transparent to microwaves, just as it is to light. Microwaves pass through the plastic without being absorbed by it. When any form of electromagnetic radiation is absorbed by matter, it is converted to heat, but if it is not absorbed there is no such conversion of energy. However, in a conventional oven the plastic is subjected to high levels of infrared radiation, which is much lower in energy than microwaves, so is much more easily absorbed. However, even though an empty plastic container will not heat up in the microwave, a plastic container containing food may eventually melt in the microwave because the food absorbs the microwave radiation, converting it to heat. Once heated, the food emits infrared radiation, so if the food gets hot enough, the heat absorbed directly from the food may cause the plastic to heat above its melting point.

Which I think means that you rescued your charcoal before it caught fire and melted the plastic... Well done!! In every sense of the word :)

Hi Annie

Internet said it wrong:)
Infrared radiation, are much lower in energy than microwaves.
Not true. Microwaves have less energy then infrared radiation!
Simple maths:)

E=hn

where E is Energy in Joules (J)
h=6.626E-34 Js
n is frequency in hertz, 1/s

We just tucked in to some nice "T"- Bones
We use propane for fuel on the BBQ, works real well.....

Not microwaved charcoal? Your missing out man :) Cheers :)

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Yeah......

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Yeah......

*clinks glass* Cheers :)

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Hi Annie

Internet said it wrong:)
Infrared radiation, are much lower in energy than microwaves.
Not true. Microwaves have less energy then infrared radiation!
Simple maths:)

E=hn

where E is Energy in Joules (J)
h=6.626E-34 Js
n is frequency in hertz, 1/s

Yes... this bit...

infrared radiation, which is much lower in energy than microwaves

...made something in my head go clunk I must admit... but I put it down to putting my beer down too hard... Thankyou Janne!! You know... for reassuring me about my beer and for clarifying everything with the numbers and letters too! :)

As long as my beer is cold I'm happy :) Cheers :)

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