New Teaspoon Advice Please
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mickk said:
Blib said:
mickk said:
That picture is driving me mad why the heck isn't the carabiner clipped into the correct hole?
No wonder I couldn't sleep last night .
I saw you on your regular bench on my way home last night. No wonder I couldn't sleep last night .
mickk said:
Blib said:
mickk said:
That picture is driving me mad why the heck isn't the carabiner clipped into the correct hole?
No wonder I couldn't sleep last night .
I saw you on your regular bench on my way home last night. No wonder I couldn't sleep last night .
wolfracesonic said:
brownspeed said:
keep up the good work chap, maybe we should talk further offline perhaps?
Maybe we shouldn’t.PS- due some copyright issues in a similar vain the Peugeot having the rights to numerical sequences with a zero in middle, it appears another spoon manufacturer has secured the "double S" as a title*, so the aforementioned "Sspissel" will from now on be the "Chispoon". *Herr Blib; I hear you may have more info on this??
Apologies Wolfy- you seem to have misunderstood; the board were offering you a seat. it wasn't on the board, just a seat; they had in mind something along the lines of https://www.therange.co.uk.
However;- your suggestion doesn't seem to offer any real improvement on the hitty end issues outlined in my earlier missive, offer retracted -sorry
However;- your suggestion doesn't seem to offer any real improvement on the hitty end issues outlined in my earlier missive, offer retracted -sorry
wolfracesonic said:
Maybe we could have the chisely bit on one end and the screwdriver on the other and do away with the spoon.
Mr User would buy one in flash. Also, I’ll politely decline a place on your board, the prospect of working for minimum wage doesn’t appeal.
I would certainly be open to looking into purchasing one.Mr User would buy one in flash. Also, I’ll politely decline a place on your board, the prospect of working for minimum wage doesn’t appeal.
I am very careful with my purchases. I don't buy just any old tat. My collection which many people, real people have seen and admired, is ever growing
brownspeed said:
Ok whatever..... All I'll say is that Tafelwares Von Rhineland are Uber impressed with your work on the spoondriver concept; With your innovation and our metallurgy (we know all about the "ums") we could work together on the Tafelwares Von Rhineland hybrid spoon-chisel; we have sorted the pointy end out; but we need assistance on the combined return flange-hitty end at this juncture. So much so-the board have agreed to offer you a seat should you decide to come on board......
PS- due some copyright issues in a similar vain the Peugeot having the rights to numerical sequences with a zero in middle, it appears another spoon manufacturer has secured the "double S" as a title*, so the aforementioned "Sspissel" will from now on be the "Chispoon". *Herr Blib; I hear you may have more info on this??
No.PS- due some copyright issues in a similar vain the Peugeot having the rights to numerical sequences with a zero in middle, it appears another spoon manufacturer has secured the "double S" as a title*, so the aforementioned "Sspissel" will from now on be the "Chispoon". *Herr Blib; I hear you may have more info on this??
Go away, you utter loon.
No offence.
eharding said:
brownspeed said:
Nobody has really been bothered to find out what the other letters stand for, however.
HTH.
ETA: I'm in Devon at the moment. On a 'sightseeing' tour.
With the election coming up do we have any feeling for which party will be pro-spoon? I can see they have stated positions on the economy/Brexit fallout and forging closer links with Rwanda (perhaps a trade deal to be done by Liz on exporting British Pork) but they seem strangely silent on this important issue.
Blib said:
Berlin Lebensraum Insgesamt zu Bristol.
HTH.
ETA: I'm in Devon at the moment. On a 'sightseeing' tour.
Becsure to visit Clovelly... They have a small antiquities museum with a much under rated spoon collection. HTH.
ETA: I'm in Devon at the moment. On a 'sightseeing' tour.
If you've packed your handling gloves, they may let you inspect a very rare William the 3rd period commemorative pewter long tail, once owned by William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Devonshire.
It's maker, to this day, remains unknown, but a man of your knowledge may be able to offer some insights into its origins.
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