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scyld
 
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Default Chef's knife question

Sorry I deprived the other NGs of your brilliance.
FYI this has been crossposted just for you, in thanks;
at least you answered the frickin question I asked.

But, just to **** you off, I am top posting. I know you
hate that. If I posted a binary would you have a ****in
heart attack and go away?

The reason *this* idiot posted the same question in
different NGs is because I didn't think all the world's
wisdom was contained in just one NG (what was I
thinking? 8-O). I hate the bandwidth crossposting
takes up. But, since my not doing so hurt your little
feelings, here ya go.

Oh, BTW your answer was true art:
>My 10" Henckels 4-star weighs about 12oz's (less if I wipe off the
>mayo).


Thanks for answering my question, but in future please
just plonk me.

pah

"Steve Wertz" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 11:43:36 -0500, Aubrey
> > wrote:
>
> >You never asked for a second opinion?

>
> That deserves a nice solid "Duh". Posting to one group provides
> multiple opinions. That is, unless only one person reads the
> newsgroup.
>
> Sending out the same message to several groups individually is
> irritating. In this case crossposting should be appropriate.
>
> It's also irritating when you answer in one group, and then see
> the same question in another group where other readers will not
> have the benefit of seeing your reply.
>
> It's a common courtesy. Kinda like bottom-posting
> <cough-moron-cough>.
>
> -sw


 
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