NakedYoga
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lol okayI’m saying have no preference between #1 or #2 implies many things.
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lol okayI’m saying have no preference between #1 or #2 implies many things.
This is definitely how someone who doesn't care what people think about him posts.
Or maybe less self-conscious about your height.View attachment 1565709
If you are a straight male and this isn’t true for you, maybe you are at least somewhat less straight than you thought.
Or maybe less self-conscious about your height.
Someone who doesn't care what others think about them not only wouldn't respond to half the **** that you do they wouldn't take the bait so easily.And how do you mean? With full sentences, high school-level vocabulary, reasonable attention to grammar and punctuation, but minus pauses for breathing in and out of my mouth?
That five prong fork makes me cringe every time ?
Pride is beautiful. I would agree the Mellor Minimal reminds me of children's play utensils.
I don't mind, but I don't think anything I say will sway your opinion, so I'm not going to waste a lot of mental energy in it. In fact, I'd guess that the debating over this stuff is why you really like it, that it entrenches you against the Luddites and makes you feel superior.
We already had spent pages on the Potts where I likened it to military mess hall or even my undergrad dining hall's flatware.
All of these pieces are like the formless sack suit of flatware. There is no elegance or definition to them. They're like someone had rectangular pieces of metal and decided they needed to make flatware out of them.
The worst offenders are the fork and knife. The neck of the fork on all three sets looks completely disjointed. It looks like they designed the tines and then just bent the rest of the piece of metal to make it marginally functional.
The knife has no definition or shape to it. It looks like a semi-elipse was cut out of a rectangular piece of steel with no thought.
I don't know why you think you need more surface area for stability, grip, or leverage with your cutlery. Do you have the manual dexterity of a great ape?
I'll close with this. I don't actually care what you buy. If it makes you happy, great. Your original conclusion was the Pott 33. Nothing has changed between then and now, so there is no new information to change your mind (at least if this was actually an objective decision), unless getting shopworn utensils is new information that somehow turns you off to them. In that case, I can only hope you get the professional help you need.
Though the back and forth is HIGHLY entertaining, I don't care nearly enough (and truly, I don't) to debate the functional merits/philosophy behind flatware. To me, the goods in question look awful. Save quality, little different than the junk toy sets my nieces and nephews play with. Well, price too.Simple can be elegant. There is nothing elegant about these to my eye, and if the object of discernment isn’t elegant living then you’re just left with the false sense of superiority of the snob.
Had a literaly belly quality LOL to this. Bravo.
Grinding my backside into a vacated seat containing a strange woman's poopoo particles (let's be real, she probably wasn't sopping on her commute home ) isn't exactly how I'd assess one's gender orientation, but, again, tremendously entertaining reading, without question.View attachment 1565709
If you are a straight male and this isn’t true for you, maybe you are at least somewhat less straight than you thought.
Bespoke chopsticks? I need to get on your level
I should clarify, they aren't really bespoke. They aren't made for me (though I'm sure it is done).
The craftsman makes many many lengths, widths, tapers, and materials, and then they measure your hand at a few points to recommend a size.
I read up on a few sites that were homing beacons for people who think about nothing but couches and their details. I wanted nothing to do with that. The wrong kind of education for me. Don't take me down that rabbit hole.