the legend of the egg banjo

4 Responses to “the legend of the egg banjo”

1. 
   13 October, 2012 at 7:22 pmPaul Mullings says:

   Hilarious

2. 
   14 October, 2012 at 11:51 pmAndrew B (aka tdw) says:

   Very good … that got a chuckle or two. Those little pans are good for two eggs btw but me I throw in a chopped up rasher of bacon before the eggs. Let the bacon cook a bit first to your preferred level of crispness, then add eggs. How on earth can you not have pepper you silly englishman you ?

3. 
   17 October, 2012 at 12:33 pmGreg Smith says:

   Genius

4. 
   21 October, 2012 at 12:50 pmDylan Winter says:

   a thread ran on YBW

   http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333845

   one of the blokes posted this little story

   Today has undoubtedly been one of the greatest Sundays of my life.

   This morning there was a knock at the bedroom door accompanied by a loud rendition of “wakey wakey, rise and shine!” from our seven and five year old.

   SWMBO and I groaned and hid under the covers. Go away I said, it’s too early.

   But we’ve made you breakfast in bed they said.

   Oh no I thought, what have they done? They have never attempted this before.

   ….. and in came the most perfect egg banjo.

   A truly historic moment.

   D
   All your own work Dylan, we showed them your vid last week

   The kitchen survived remarkably well. They toasted the bread, cracked an egg in a cup and gave it 60 seconds in the microwave, then instead of butter smeared ketchup on the toast.

   Nom Nom Nom.

   Cheers