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Default Why lower temps for non-stick pans?

Bruce wrote:
> pltrgyst wrote:
>> Then why don't you explain it to us? And cover the topic of white
>> versus black
>> cars as well, please. And white versus dark tennis clothing. Thanks.

>
> Maybe also explain why cricket is now played wearing coloured pyjamas <g>


Because they need to go directly to sleep after a game
(match? chukker? peloton?) since it's as deadly dull as it is.

A sure cure for insomnia.

I prefer curling.

No, seriously...

Pastorio
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