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as it's merely a very dodgy timer
and replace it with a little window, so that you can see how brown your toast is
/2 pence, also:
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Thu 23 Nov 2006, 14:08,
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and replace it with a little window, so that you can see how brown your toast is
/2 pence, also:
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...have a bread detector in the toaster. Then. the very first time you use a new type of bread (detected by density and colour), the toaster opens the little window and asks you to inform it when it is done to Sir (or Madam's) taste.
Then it can store it in a solid state electronic computerised microprocessor brain, and can render subsequent slices of same bread type toasted to the same colour.
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Then it can store it in a solid state electronic computerised microprocessor brain, and can render subsequent slices of same bread type toasted to the same colour.
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That'll shut the smart arse fuckers up. They never thought of TOAST did they with their fancy suits.
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/cappspack
that with each successive round of toast, the time to toast to perfection is lessened as the oveny bit retains the heat from previous toastings, so your timer becomes less and less reliable, so we need an intelligent thermostatically controlled toaster that can take these factors into consideration
or we need to use the grill
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Thu 23 Nov 2006, 14:19,
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that with each successive round of toast, the time to toast to perfection is lessened as the oveny bit retains the heat from previous toastings, so your timer becomes less and less reliable, so we need an intelligent thermostatically controlled toaster that can take these factors into consideration
or we need to use the grill