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You not on IM.

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 21:46:53 -0500, "John Hofstad-Parkhill"
calmly ranted:

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You not on IM.

Me not what, kemosabe?

Click on the pic of Sade Hashi. I like the top half of
the mural, above eye-level.


Speaking of chef's tools, has anyone else here bought a
ceramic chef's knife? I love mine (probably because I
haven't yet dropped it, and because I paid $25 instead of
$139 for it) and understand that the makeup is halfway
between glass and carbide.

Who here groks "metallic ceramics" or "zirconium oxide"?

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Larry Jaques wrote in message . ..
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 21:46:53 -0500, "John Hofstad-Parkhill"
calmly ranted:

http://www.startribune.com/stories/456/4982781.html

You not on IM.

Me not what, kemosabe?

Click on the pic of Sade Hashi. I like the top half of
the mural, above eye-level.


Speaking of chef's tools, has anyone else here bought a
ceramic chef's knife? I love mine (probably because I
haven't yet dropped it, and because I paid $25 instead of
$139 for it) and understand that the makeup is halfway
between glass and carbide.

Who here groks "metallic ceramics" or "zirconium oxide"?

---
Is it time for your medication or mine?
http://diversify.com Custom Website Applications

I just resharpened a couple of the kyocera knives.
When I contacted them at their offices for a reccomended procedure
they gave me a story about the sharpening being more or less
proprietary. Screw them
I won't sharpen any of their stuff in the future.
Anyway don't drop it, while it may not shatter you can easily snap the
tip off.

Ah! The joys of Outlook. My apologies.

"John Hofstad-Parkhill" wrote in message
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You not on IM.