quote:Originally posted by Shik: You do Cutco? Those things rock.
Thank you, Shik, I couldn't've said it better myself... except for the T-shirt that I'm going to be getting, which reads "I sell knives in people's homes, and it ROCKS!"
Fortunately I haven't had a dream about this job yet... I'd be worried if/when I do. ('course, having a knife dream would be wrong on so many levels that it's not funny, anyway... )
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We had those at the condo in CT; my roommate was annoyed because she had lost a couple & couldn't find a new supplier until she happened to meet a guy who sold them.
I once through one into a piece of old wallboard up to the hilt. Pulled it out, cleaned it off, & it stil sliced ham Jew-thin.
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quote:I once through one into a piece of old wallboard up to the hilt. Pulled it out, cleaned it off, & it stil sliced ham Jew-thin.
Well, I guess you'll be getting a new one of those pretty soon, though at half price, right?
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When we were on holiday in the Dominican Republic, we saw this brilliant infomercial on one of the US channels, hosted by some guy in a chef's outfit. He was selling these amazing knives. They could cut frozen cans of orange juice, meat, concrete, metal, wood, slice bread without squashing the loaf, and sttill went through tomatoes like a knife through butter. Come to think of it, butter was the only thing we didn't see these knives cut! Now THAT'S entertainment. 8)
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I made a S.D.D. joke, and then it posted, and then I realized there was a page two and we were way beyond that. So now this post needs salvaging, but I don't know how to do it.
Uh, today I spoke with a funeral home from Texas.
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