deejStuff Is Here!! (Part Three!)

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Let me know what ya think! Personally I thought it was a helluva find considering I was looking for something else (and the video quality). :laugh:

I do this so often!!

Went shopping for one thing yesterday and came home with a new top, two new throw rugs, and two bags of other stuff. :facepalm:

Trav enjoy your ten days and sonic sorry you have to go back to work, and glad you are for the part that is ready to go back.
 

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I haven't bee brave enough to really add stuff...LOL. I did have the WHOLE machine walk itself off the kitchen counter the first or second time I made a loaf though. Scared the poo poo out of me!! Flipped the top off of it, bread dough on the floor......ugh. I popped the top back on scooped up the dough (30 second rule, it was just for DH and I anyway) started it back up and away she went........rrrrr.....rrrrrr....rrrrrr.....(you know the kneading sound...LOL)....turned out JUST fine.:laugh:
You don't need the 30 second rule for that as you hadn't cooked the dough yet. The oven will destroy anything it picked up on the floor.

(I use the same rule when I drop clothing on the floor while transferring it from the washer to the dryer.)
 

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You don't need the 30 second rule for that as you hadn't cooked the dough yet. The oven will destroy anything it picked up on the floor.

(I use the same rule when I drop clothing on the floor while transferring it from the washer to the dryer.)
Well, THAT'S true!! :D:D:D........I had NOT thought about that!! Yea!! No guilt! - oh yes on the laundry transfer.....besides......my floors never get that dirty....:laugh:

Okay.......now I'm leaving for reals..ugh.
 

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You don't need the 30 second rule for that as you hadn't cooked the dough yet. The oven will destroy anything it picked up on the floor.

(I use the same rule when I drop clothing on the floor while transferring it from the washer to the dryer.)

LOL that may be fine for any bacterial type of incursion. But I'd be more concerned with whatever more solid matter the dough could pickup. :laugh:

Nothing like biting into a piece of hardened grout that worked loose from the tile floor or gravel from you shoe. Even a day old piece of cheese twist or cookie crumbs now burnt to a crisp from baking. :D

Just hope y'all have a good dental plan. :p
 

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LOL that may be fine for any bacterial type of incursion. But I'd be more concerned with whatever more solid matter the dough could pickup. :laugh:

Nothing like biting into a piece of hardened grout that worked loose from the tile floor or gravel from you shoe. Even a day old piece of cheese twist or cookie crumbs now burnt to a crisp from baking. :D

Just hope y'all have a good dental plan. :p
ah yes, valid things to consider!!:laugh:.....vinyl flooring here in my kitchen though.....:p
 

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Well, THAT'S true!! :D:D:D........I had NOT thought about that!! Yea!! No guilt! - oh yes on the laundry transfer.....besides......my floors never get that dirty....:laugh:

Okay.......now I'm leaving for reals..ugh.
If I win the lottery, my one big purchase will be a great apartment with a washer/dryer. Until then, I have to use the communal ones in the basement. But I'm still better off, in terms of effort and cleanliness, than those who have to have to use public laundromats.

LOL that may be fine for any bacterial type of incursion. But I'd be more concerned with whatever more solid matter the dough could pickup. :laugh:

Nothing like biting into a piece of hardened grout that worked loose from the tile floor or gravel from you shoe. Even a day old piece of cheese twist or cookie crumbs now burnt to a crisp from baking. :D

Just hope y'all have a good dental plan. :p
You rinse it off, first, silly.
 

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If I win the lottery, my one big purchase will be a great apartment with a washer/dryer. Until then, I have to use the communal ones in the basement. But I'm still better off, in terms of effort and cleanliness, than those who have to have to use public laundromats.


You rinse it off, first, silly.
Yep, been there got those t-shirts. I didn't really mind the public laundromats. We had a REALLY clean one in the small town I lived in, and it was really pretty big. The attendant would literally start spraying down the washer as soon as someone emptied it with disinfectant. The upside of using that one was that you could get all the loads done at once. I also used that time to balance my checkbook, pay bills, send cards or thank you notes, etc.

I also lived in an apartment complex that had a small laundry room. THAT was a pain in the rear. People would go off and leave the laundry unattended and you would have to try to "catch" the washer or dryer empty, so most of the time I'd just go to the public laundromat anyway.
 

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I also lived in an apartment complex that had a small laundry room. THAT was a pain in the rear. People would go off and leave the laundry unattended and you would have to try to "catch" the washer or dryer empty, so most of the time I'd just go to the public laundromat anyway.

Oh man, I hated that!
 

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Hey, Poeia!!

On your "Master Flavor List", do you have it ordered by Flavor Name only, or do you have it broken out by Category?

Also... do you show 355 Flavors right now?



(I've been doing some cleanup...)

By category. I did the alpha when we were talking about sale words but I keep forgetting to update it.

355 is correct, sir, by my calculations.

When I'm updating, I just open each category at the website. At the top it says how many flavors there are. If that's how many I have on my list, I move on.

You want a copy?
 

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By category. I did the alpha when we were talking about sale words but I keep forgetting to update it.

355 is correct, sir, by my calculations.

When I'm updating, I just open each category at the website. At the top it says how many flavors there are. If that's how many I have on my list, I move on.

You want a copy?

No... I think we're good. 355 is the magic number... I was gonna offer you an update if we had a mismatch.

I went and moved stuff around (inactive flavors - duplicates of the active ones that I use for FireKitty purposes), so now I've got a very firm grip on things for when/if I do a sale. :)


(I also can't believe I'm so freaking close to the goal!)
 

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No... I think we're good. 355 is the magic number... I was gonna offer you an update if we had a mismatch.

I went and moved stuff around (inactive flavors - duplicates of the active ones that I use for FireKitty purposes), so now I've got a very firm grip on things for when/if I do a sale. :)


(I also can't believe I'm so freaking close to the goal!)
Too bad, I sent you one already. And updated my alpha version.

ETA: I also deleted my shopping list from the version I sent you. ;)
 
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