[spxoobg]

Well i'm at work 'till 11:00 again. Oh joy.

with any luck the boredom won't kick in for a while

[kall]

Heh...

Last night, I thought you were still at work till after midnight.

Snpp.com is interesting...but then again, so is NZB.

You might want to check out the News Forum ... outside world stuff.

[spxoobg]

Well...I brought some spag in a can to work for dinner.

And as it turns out. There is no can opener here

There goes dinner tonight.

[kall]

You can't order one from the nearest 24 hour kitchen utensils store?

Or hammer it open with something?

Do you like your new avatar?

[spxoobg]

I was just about comment on my new avatar.

Good choice.

Ahh... Those happy tree friends.. They never cease to ammuse

I had a look at Snpp.com. Talk about way way way to much time on their hands.

It's pretty interesting.

[kall]

I had a feeling you would approve.

There's a few new ones going up now... just click here and choose a new one from the options available.

(Member Submissions contains the newest ones)

[spxoobg]

time.......................................moving. .................................................. ...........so...............................slow

[Penny]

You need a pocket knife, they have those can opener things on them...

[Darkling]

Cans that require openers.

You guys are living in the stone age.

Can't you get ones with ring pulls or key strips?

[trogg]

Or use a flat screwdriver and some sort of hammer (like a thick book)... to try and cold-chisel it open.

Just make sure that you clean the screwdriver first.... there is a reason why spaghetti and grease isn't marketed by Watties.

[kall]

Originally Posted by Darkling

Cans that require openers.

You guys are living in the stone age.

Can't you get ones with ring pulls or key strips?

You can get tins with a ringpull, but they are pretty small...the usual-size ones still need a can opener.

[trogg]

Originally Posted by Darkling

Cans that require openers.

You guys are living in the stone age.

Can't you get ones with ring pulls or key strips?

Stone age? Na, Kiwis have mastered the use of tools and do not need to cater for the lowest common denominator when designing packaging.

The majority of ring pull cans in this country are on Australian imported cat food... so what does that say about aussies... both their capability to use tools and their culinary selection?

[Darkling]

Originally Posted by trogg

Stone age? Na, Kiwis have mastered the use of tools and do not need to cater for the lowest common denominator when designing packaging.

The majority of ring pull cans in this country are on Australian imported cat food... so what does that say about aussies... both their capability to use tools and their culinary selection?

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