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Beware! Dihydrogen Monoxide is a potentially toxic chemical found in almost every food. (DMHO.org).
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Never let one bad eating day turn into two. (Choosing Raw)
Ceramic knifes sure look fancy, but they ain't worth the cost. (Cooking for Engineers)
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So good, only half will make it to your dinner table: Roasted Parmesan Creamed Onions. (Alosha's Kitchen)
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How to unleash sincere inner confidence. (The Change Blog)
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6 comments:
I don't even need to read the article about ceramic knives not being worth the cost.... To me, the most important thing is that the knife is sharp. It doesn't matter what you spend - if a knife is dull, it won't cut well. I buy used knives at a grinding shop for $1/each and then go back every few months to get them sharpened.
Erm... I really hope you know that DHMO.org is a spoof site..?!!?
Hehe Stuart: I was hoping I'd catch a few more readers before giving it away.
DK
Sadly, Daniel, it is so well written that people who should know better are caught offguard. One legislature advanced a bill to ban DHMO...
Agree with Julia re. ceramic knives. Don't like 'em.
"only half will make it to your dinner table"
Ain't that the truth. ;) Adding these to my menu for next week again. Thanks, Dan.
I first read that DHMO spoof back in the early 90's when I was in the Navy. As a chemical/nuclear engineer, it CRACKED ME UP. Still does.
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