Pringles are odd, arenkt they? Pretty unpleasant, really, but that wouldnkt stop me from chomping my way through huge numbers of them.
I agree, very unpleasant but also moreish! It’s as if your brain can’t believe it was really that bad so you have another to check. I’ve also crunched my way through most of a tube before realising I feel a bit sick but I’m still going!
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Pringles make great firelighters, though. Seriously, just hold a lit match to one and watch it go up. Is that the fat in them, or just the mush that is baked into them?I agree, very unpleasant but also moreish! It’s as if your brain can’t believe it was really that bad so you have another to check. I’ve also crunched my way through most of a tube before realising I feel a bit sick but I’m still going!
It was very icy here - I think I need a tri - ferrule for my crutch. Even with the spike it wasn't very secure and I was having to make detours to get off the black ice. The sand boxes that used to be everywhere to scatter on pavements are no more.Pleased you’re feeling better take care in the am it’s due to be icy - especially at the early hours you’re out there!
And then they have a knock on hangover effect, too.
Or is that just me?
Pringles make great firelighters, though. Seriously, just hold a lit match to one and watch it go up. Is that the fat in them, or just the mush that is baked into them?
Now you've made me want to try that but I don't have any in the house.Pringles make great firelighters, though. Seriously, just hold a lit match to one and watch it go up. Is that the fat in them, or just the mush that is baked into them?
Have you tried fitting a bit of cotton material over the ferrule? Such as a bit of sock? It helps with my walking stick when it is icy. Not that I go out much in the icy weather. An old lady neighbour used to wear a pair of socks over her shoes in icy weather to stop slipping. That is where the idea for the walking stick sock trick came from.It was very icy here - I think I need a tri - ferrule for my crutch. Even with the spike it wasn't very secure and I was having to make detours to get off the black ice. The sand boxes that used to be everywhere to scatter on pavements are no more.
It was very icy here - I think I need a tri - ferrule for my crutch. Even with the spike it wasn't very secure and I was having to make detours to get off the black ice. The sand boxes that used to be everywhere to scatter on pavements are no more.
It's the rubber thing on the end of a crutch. You can get 3 legged ones but I don't know if you have to buy the crutch with it or if you can just buy the ferrule.That sounds treacherous. Ive never heard of a ferrule, let alone a tri- ferrule, I hope you can find one.
I expect it will have more street cred than a sweaty old sock around a single ferrule!It's the rubber thing on the end of a crutch. You can get 3 legged ones but I don't know if you have to buy the crutch with it or if you can just buy the ferrule.
Just checked - you can just buy the ferrule. It's called a tripod ferrule.
It's the rubber thing on the end of a crutch. You can get 3 legged ones but I don't know if you have to buy the crutch with it or if you can just buy the ferrule.
Just checked - you can just buy the ferrule. It's called a tripod ferrule.
Even more hilarious is there are all sorts now. There are quad - ferrules , flexi - ferrules and I'm now found a gecko ferrule! - 4 feet, green and black with rubber things on the bottom of the 'legs'. I thought too is was as simple as spiked or not spiked.I expect it will have more street cred than a sweaty old sock around a single ferrule!
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