Once when I had no gas I cooked with a pan placed on a sandwich toaster. True story.

That taking you back huh? I still have a big pile of flyers and posters, which I scanned some years ago: https://imgur.com/a/ffJlK Quite a few of those were events I attended, and even one I helped put on (Flow).

> Rave Out Door....

Of course it was outdoors, free techno parties in the UK invariably are.

> Middle of the day....

That was taken in the morning, after being up all night.

> With no sign of any music equipment.. ...or people....

Yeah well I don't think my camera was pointing in that direction. But like I say a lot of them would have left by that stage as it was about 7AM as I recall.

Here are the pics from the rest of the night: https://imgur.com/a/4q9sAot

I was at a rave here in Scotland (Cramond Island Cammo) years ago, and this dude I was talking to just suddenly asked me to take his photo... https://i.imgur.com/y1EoK4p.jpg

Always cracks me up when I see it. I showed him the pic, and he was like 'perfect! Nailed it!' Very pleased he was lol

Thanks.

Hell, if they cost GBP £8.99 in the UK I might have to start making them on a commercial basis. :D

That's essentially what we call pancakes in the UK (though confusing, there are also 'Scotch Pancakes'). British pancakes can be sweet or savoury though so you don't usually include sugar, and they don't typically contain butter either AFAIK. The batter is just the same as used for Yorkshire Puddings.

Edit: those downvoting care to give any reason? My comment is essentially factual AFAIK so I'm not sure what that is all about.

> Vanilla wafers

Damn, too bad they aren't really sold in the UK :(

I can see one source but they're £8.99 so must be a rarity.

They're almost certainly not Scottish though. Just look at their footwear. I'm Scottish and you just don't wear shoes like that with a kilt. Possibly the grey ones, but all the rest look insane.

There are few sights more terrifying that a horny Scotsman.

> idk how pale Scots are

So much so that we have our own special word for it https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/word-day-peely-wally-1605231

I thought it was going to be Adrian Edmonson, because it looks quite a bit like the Bottom title sequence.