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My commute to work was made excellent the other day when I saw a motorcyclist try to ride on the pavement to avoid a traffic queue, lose control, fall off and land bollock-first on a concrete bollard. He was fine, eventually – but tell us your tales of the old blinding agony to the gentleman's or gentlewoman's area.
( , Thu 7 Mar 2013, 12:50)
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Always.
Top Tip - wash them with cold water as hot will dilute the oils that come out of the chilli and make it stick to your hand. Same after handling fish.
( , Thu 7 Mar 2013, 15:40, 9 replies)
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These sort of things sort themselves out.
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chillies using a dishwasher. I'll give it a go.
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Oranges aren't quite of the same scale, but can be quite painful, if you touch certain areas.
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I've never really understood what all the fuss is about. It's touching eyes that can cause a little discomfit.
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Always. Doesn't half make your chillis taste funny otherwise.
Top Tip - wash them with cold water as hot will dilute the oils that come out of the wank and make it stick to your hand. Same after handling fish.
( , Thu 7 Mar 2013, 16:18, closed)
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