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Christmas Wish List
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- Jun 10, 2014
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I was gonna suggest the Red Ball-Lifter T but I figured you already had one.I was sure you'd be the one posting this:
Alex.
- Jun 22, 2014
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How about a great knife set. I love mine.
Kamikoto Knives | Masters of Tradition - Japanese Steel Knives
Kamikoto makes single bevel knives from Japanese Ibaraki Steel. Each knife comes sharpened into a perfect edge, is individually inspected before leaving our workshop, and comes housed in an ash wood box for storage and safe keeping.
kamikoto.com
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How about a great knife set. I love mine.
Kamikoto Knives | Masters of Tradition - Japanese Steel Knives
Kamikoto makes single bevel knives from Japanese Ibaraki Steel. Each knife comes sharpened into a perfect edge, is individually inspected before leaving our workshop, and comes housed in an ash wood box for storage and safe keeping.
Somewhere I heard that it’s considered bad luck to give knives as a gift but it would be tops in my list. Every kitchen should have quality knives.
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I guess Amazon doesn’t want you pimp’n their products
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I think he can still see the title and idea.I guess Amazon doesn’t want you pimp’n their products
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Disregard - it was my vpn blocking the “ad”
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Same
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The issue for me is that the URL is malformed. amazon./dp/rest/of/address
If I put .com after amazon it works
If I put .com after amazon it works
- Jun 12, 2014
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I’d second @CDGator ‘s suggestion of a Blackstone (if you don’t already have one) and unless you do a lot of entertaining I’d recommend not getting the big one. More to clean up and it takes up a lot of room. But they’re great for burgers, stir fry, breakfast, etc. and relatively easy to clean up.
Now, even though CD is one of our most trusted posters, I think I’d shy away from joining a “meat club.” The connotations and all…
Now, even though CD is one of our most trusted posters, I think I’d shy away from joining a “meat club.” The connotations and all…
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I see a pattern... which conflicts with your wanting "books" to "read."
Around 2005, I was obviously traveling a LOT... and I read a LOT of books... BIG books... YUGE, the best books!
The problem there was having to lug 3-5 actual books around (and I travel light). That's also around the time that everyone launched the first e-readers and it was a food fight like mp4 players (so moreso than just a Beta vs VHS fight) for dominance. Anyway, I was (and still am mentally) a "I want to hold it in my hands, be able to earmark pages, flip back..." guy and resisted for about a year and then my wife and kids got me a Sony E-reader. I loved it, but there was still a problem of dominance between Nook, Sony, Amazon and what versions were available/you could use on your device. Having an iPad "solved" that a bit because you could have all their apps on the ipad and read any of them. But iPad sucks in sunlight, and what really sucks at night is that mobile phone/iPad screens stimulate your brain, which is not what you want and part of why I loved the Sony with "e-ink". Amazon finally won, I have my waterproof Kindle that is e-ink and doesn't stimulate the brain at night, love it, not looking back.Only thing I don't like is that pictures/maps suck.
Never thought I'd be a convert, thought I'd hate it, ended up loving it.
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