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mtoha15-Jan-19 21:25

15-Jan-19 21:25

Sander Rossel wrote:
No one said anything about a wall...
We have dykes, dunes, ditches, sluices, but not actual walls

Yes I mean the dykes. I am wondering how can you all live and keep out the water.

Regards
Toha

Sander Rossel15-Jan-19 21:33

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15-Jan-19 21:33

Pretty much like this[^]
Or this[^] Wink | ;)

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mtoha15-Jan-19 21:36

15-Jan-19 21:36

Ok.. Holland people can stack rocks in deep of sea.

so good.

Regards
Toha

Nelek15-Jan-19 22:46

Nelek

15-Jan-19 22:46

mtoha wrote:
I am wondering how can you all live and keep out the water.

Visit Holland and look it yourself, it is pretty impressive.

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mtoha15-Jan-19 23:19

15-Jan-19 23:19

Nelek wrote:
Visit Holland and look it yourself, it is pretty impressive.

Ok Will plan for it, but when Holland company tries to hiring me and provide paid relocation..

Ameen.

Cool | :cool:

Regards
Toha

Nelek16-Jan-19 0:09

Nelek

16-Jan-19 0:09

mtoha wrote:
Holland company tries to hiring me and provide paid relocation..

Not that difficult if you are worth it.

I know people who already got it, not only Holland, but Germany as well (I am in Germany too)

M.D.V.

mtoha16-Jan-19 0:36

16-Jan-19 0:36

Nelek wrote:
not only Holland, but Germany as well (I am in Germany too)

Correct..

My boss was work at Germany at past..

Now he create new company in my country.

Regards
Toha

Can't complain

Jörgen Andersson24-Aug-18 10:11

Jörgen Andersson

24-Aug-18 10:11

The front doors, they're about as heavy as they look, being ironclad and all.

View from the inside, the house is 200 years old, don't touch the bricks, they crumble.

The meeting room.

My desk.

A view from the side window. Back to the normal grey, after a great summer.

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Re: Can't complain

Bernhard Hiller26-Aug-18 22:43

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26-Aug-18 22:43

At first glance, I thought of an entrance to a wine cellar.
How disappointing then.
Or did you just not show us the more interesting parts of that place?
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Re: Can't complain

Jörgen Andersson26-Aug-18 23:07

Jörgen Andersson

26-Aug-18 23:07

Yes, I'm disappointed every morning. Smile | :)

Bernhard Hiller wrote:
Or did you just not show us the more interesting parts of that place?

I did, but the lower floor continues to go by that theme, it's just getting a bit less photogenic being full of furniture and stuff.

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Re: Can't complain

mtoha15-Jan-19 23:23

15-Jan-19 23:23

Jörgen Andersson wrote:

The front doors, they're about as heavy as they look, being ironclad and all.

Could you request change for front door?

It is looks like a jail..

Maybe change the colour will help like woody color, and give it some tree picture on the door.

That is my advice

Regards
Toha

My workplace ... now

HobbyProggy23-Aug-18 23:02

HobbyProggy

23-Aug-18 23:02

Sadly today we changed our office setup so my old place, which was nice and directly in front of the window, is gone. Now im sitting in a dark corner being a true software dev. Cry | :((

Sadly i currently have not enough space, but soon (8Weeks) will get my new table!

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User 1106097923-Aug-18 11:57

23-Aug-18 11:57

It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question

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Chris Maunder23-Aug-18 13:47

Chris Maunder

23-Aug-18 13:47

Lovely dogs. Not quite on topic for this forum though.

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Michael Martin23-Aug-18 17:21

Michael Martin

23-Aug-18 17:21

Chris Maunder wrote:
Lovely dogs. Not quite on topic for this forum though.

He may work outside and the dogs carry his computers around for him. Somewhat of a waste when I believe they are bred to carry alcohol around for people which I would much prefer myself.

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Chris Maunder24-Aug-18 8:21

Chris Maunder

24-Aug-18 8:21

Exactly how many dogs would you actually need?

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Jörgen Andersson24-Aug-18 10:38

Jörgen Andersson

24-Aug-18 10:38

That would depend on what you put in the keg.

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OriginalGriff27-Aug-18 4:14

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27-Aug-18 4:14

This is MM: the correct answer is "All of them".

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Michael Martin27-Aug-18 11:59

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27-Aug-18 11:59

OriginalGriff wrote:
This is MM: the correct answer is "All of them".

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User 1106097924-Aug-18 8:16

Hash browns, first trial ...

24-Aug-18 8:16

I think not very different than a Picture of e.g. a car. If you delete the thread I will try it again with correct pictures Wink | ;)

It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question

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User 1106097929-May-20 10:31

29-May-20 10:31

1. Peel raw potatoes and rinse with water

2. Quarters (depending on size) them and put them in a water bath approx. 1/2 hour

3. Rattling

4. Rinse again under shower in the sieve (ok. Ms. thinks this is too much)

5. Dry them on paper towl. I took one layer better use 3 layers

6. Because only one layer in step 5 I cheated to dry them form top

6.a

7. Heat butter (not too much, here I put too much...) and add a portion of potatoes (here I added also some salt, but that is up to you)

8. Fry them until crispy

9. Taste it

Finally in case you like it with some calories more, add up to three tablespoon of milk. Usually I don't do it because without they are more light.

Enjoy Smile | :)

It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question

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jeron129-May-20 10:43

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29-May-20 10:43

Nice!

But I question,

Quote:
butter (not too much, here I put too much...)

Too much butter!? Is this possible? Wink | ;)

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User 1106097929-May-20 10:48

29-May-20 10:48

I really like butter. Bred, butter and salami, whatelse. But for hash browns (like I remeber them from my trip in US before about 30 years and at this time they where fantastic) it was too much this time Big Grin | :-D

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Greg Utas29-May-20 11:27

Greg Utas

29-May-20 11:27

It's funny how we crave what we can rarely have. Hash browns are OK, but I'd rather have Belgian fries. And even better, and far less naughty, are the roasted potatoes that my wife makes. Cut to the size of slightly oversized fries and roasted on a cast iron pizza pan. OMG.

User 1106097929-May-20 11:29