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| Commentator Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 34
| My toaster has 6 settings. 1=white, 3=blackend charred wreck. What are 4, 5 and 6 for? Thermonuclear? Why would I ever want to "toast" something on 6? I don't get it. And all toasters are like this. If anyone is a toaster designer out there, could they please explain this to me. Most grateful. |
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| Just getting started Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 14
| What most people don't know is that it's not a problem with the toaster per-say, it's actually a missuse on the operators part. As any space physicist knows, different dimensional spaces have different Biothermal Stages, what's called a BS reading. This reading is used to calculate many thermally dependant activities, including the toasting of bread. In the 1900's the developer of the first toaster, tactfully forseeing their future use in other dimensions, accounted for this. The number three setting on your toaster is actually a 3rd dimension setting. Number 3 should produce the perfect toast for any third dimension lifeform. If you don't like it it could be that you have 2ND dimension tastes. Many true toast connoisseurs can distinguish the intricacies of toast made on the 4TH, 5TH, and 6TH dimension settings. Try them out sometime, you might be delightfully surprised. Last edited by yojimbosteel : 05-13-2007 at 03:05 PM. |
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| Commentator Join Date: May 2007
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| Just getting started Join Date: May 2007 Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 12
| I dispute your assumption that "all toasters are like this" - I have mine on aboutn 3.5 and, from a cold start, it only lightly toasts bread - which is how I like it. Add more slices without letting it cool down first and it burns them though. Some in built intelligence would be useful. |
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| ^_^; Join Date: May 2007 Location: Cairo,Egypt
Posts: 1,203
| lol, At my house we still have an old fashioned 2 settings one. Nah, I'm not getting a new one till it brakes down. And BTW, all these toaster settings I've never heard of before :P Quote:
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| Agitator Join Date: May 2007 Location: a pale blue dot
Posts: 635
| my toaster now runs linux and each setting burns my toasts with a different distro. |
| I'm a simple man with complex tastes. (Calvin & Hobbes) >> http://c.dric.be/gium >> http://bookmarks.c.dric.be/ | |
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| Commentator Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 34
| I think there needs to be a full toaster audit done. One day, I am going to write the definitive guide to toasters settings by brand. I hope to produce a relative scale of toastingness and recieve some kind of formal accolade for my work. |
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| rogue fisherman | i must have the most modern toaster here , a length of fencing wire twisted into a big 3 prong fork and an open fire poke fork into bread place over fire retrieve when done..very user friendly |
at times like this ,i should have gone fishing 24 hours in a day,24 stubbies in a carton,coincidence.?I saw a sign that said:-caution small children playing,so i slowed down.then i remembered i am not scared of small children | |
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| Interested participant Join Date: May 2007 Location: New Zealand
Posts: 29
| Around about 3 is pretty good on our toaster, perhaps from 4 to 6 is to emulate camping toasters, I'll never forget the day my breakfast burst into flames ![]() My grandparents old toaster wouldn't work on anything except 6 though, but that was an old toaster, perhaps they get worse with age and the manufacturers are just future proofing them? |
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