New Teaspoon Advice Please
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21st Century Man said:
Blib said:
21st Century Man said:
And as for salt...
Those reports went beyond biased. All 23 of them.
Just a small update. It's been a month since this Teaspoon came in contact with salt.
I was thinking of selling it on a popular spoon auction site as an easy restoration project, one owner, will pass a stirring test easy.
KP328 said:
Just a small update. It's been a month since this Teaspoon came in contact with salt.
I was thinking of selling it on a popular spoon auction site as an easy restoration project, one owner, will pass a stirring test easy.
wolfracesonic said:
KP328 said:
It’s one less I suppose, every cloud has a sliver lining, or a cheaply plated low quality steel lining if it’s a Krupp cloud.I tell you what, yours for 1 bitcoin or swap it with a Krupp 45(b)
Oh dear I’ve just had a bit of an unfortunate experience whilst out shopping. Walking down my high street I was intrigued to see a sign saying ‘Tannin salon’ over a shop door. Intrigued as to what tannin/tea/spoon related services were on offer within, I entered.
Once inside a nice lady told me to undress and to lie on a bed with what appeared to be an array of UV lamps over it; my inquiry as to were there any bowl polishing or flange stroking services available, was greeted with an offhand ‘we’re not that kind of place’.
As I lay there in the altogether, apart from my studded co-respondent patent leather stirring shoes, it occurred to me the aforementioned tannin/tea/spoon services were notable by their absence, so I made my excuses and left, only to be greeted outside by two sign writers fixing a ‘g’ to the Tannin over the shop doorway.
So a salutary lesson learned I think, me posting this only as a warning for you not to make the same mistake.
Once inside a nice lady told me to undress and to lie on a bed with what appeared to be an array of UV lamps over it; my inquiry as to were there any bowl polishing or flange stroking services available, was greeted with an offhand ‘we’re not that kind of place’.
As I lay there in the altogether, apart from my studded co-respondent patent leather stirring shoes, it occurred to me the aforementioned tannin/tea/spoon services were notable by their absence, so I made my excuses and left, only to be greeted outside by two sign writers fixing a ‘g’ to the Tannin over the shop doorway.
So a salutary lesson learned I think, me posting this only as a warning for you not to make the same mistake.
wolfracesonic said:
If you buy a pair of them Blib, is there a Krupp approved way to display them side by side, maybe like this?
^ I remembered this I posted a while back, after having a new boiler fitted today......are Viessman a subsidiary of Krupp Industries I wonder? There was mention of a thousand year warranty.
My local spoon group has stories of swarthy travellers stealing spoons. Not just teaspoons, all varieties are targets.
I suppose this must reflect the increased popularity of teaspoons over lockdown, with the corresponding price increase.
Is this a general trend, or a national problem?
I suppose this must reflect the increased popularity of teaspoons over lockdown, with the corresponding price increase.
Is this a general trend, or a national problem?
There is a thread on Mumsnet regarding the vexing topic of missing spoons
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
55palfers said:
There is a thread on Mumsnet regarding the vexing topic of missing spoons
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
The half life of a teaspoon is 81 days. Of course, Krupp is significantly less.https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
https://www.bmj.com/content/331/7531/1498
55palfers said:
There is a thread on Mumsnet regarding the vexing topic of missing spoons
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
Are you a regular visitor? I’m not judging or anything, jus’ wonderin’.https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/larger_families/59473...
eldar said:
My local spoon group has stories of swarthy travellers stealing spoons. Not just teaspoons, all varieties are targets.
I suppose this must reflect the increased popularity of teaspoons over lockdown, with the corresponding price increase.
Is this a general trend, or a national problem?
It's just that where you live is a godforsaken, crime-ridden hell hole. I suppose this must reflect the increased popularity of teaspoons over lockdown, with the corresponding price increase.
Is this a general trend, or a national problem?
HTH.
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