Does anyone know where I can get a Gordon's Gin Glass chopping board,
my wife saw one in a magazine, loves it, but then threw the magazine
away. Are they available online?

Thanks

Jamie

asks:
>Does anyone know where I can get a
>Gordon's Gin Glass chopping board, my wife
>saw one in a magazine, loves it, but then
>threw the magazine away. Are they available
>online?
Perhaps what you're looking for can be found with a quick search using
simply glass+cutting+board which turned up the 880 links as you may find
here?
http://partners.search.msn.com/partn...3DWEBTV&v=3D1=
&cfg=3DWEBTV&q=3Dglass%2Bcutting%2Bboard

=A0=A0=A0Picky ~JA~

On 12 Dec 2003 10:57:12 -0800, (jamie) arranged
random neurons, so they looked like this:

>Does anyone know where I can get a Gordon's Gin Glass chopping board,
>my wife saw one in a magazine, loves it, but then threw the magazine
>away. Are they available online?
>
Why would she want one? Glass is going to bend the blade of a knife
hellatiously fast, AFAICS. You need a chopping board that's kind to a
knife blade, such as wood, IMHO.

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd
AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA

"If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret
had been as old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had
been as full as the waitress', it would have been a very
good dinner." Anonymous.

To reply, remove "gotcha"

Terry Pulliam Burd wrote:

> Why would she want one? Glass is going to bend the blade
> of a knife hellatiously fast, AFAICS. You need a chopping
> board that's kind to a knife blade, such as wood, IMHO.

Not to mention glass would quickly get scratched when used
as a cutting board.

Mark Thorson > wrote in message >...
> Terry Pulliam Burd wrote:
>
> > Why would she want one? Glass is going to bend the blade
> > of a knife hellatiously fast, AFAICS. You need a chopping
> > board that's kind to a knife blade, such as wood, IMHO.
>
> Not to mention glass would quickly get scratched when used
> as a cutting board.

All very hilarious and helpful, I would have thought that the subject
may have given some clues. The chopping board will only be used for
slicing lemons to add to G&T. Maybe you bright sparks aren't as clever
as you think you are? As for doing a search, of course I have, but
with no luck, hence my question...

Anyway what a privilege it's been chatting to you chaps...

[posted and mailed]

(jamie) wrote in
om:

> Mark Thorson > wrote in message
> >...
>> Terry Pulliam Burd wrote:
>>
>> > Why would she want one? Glass is going to bend the blade
>> > of a knife hellatiously fast, AFAICS. You need a chopping
>> > board that's kind to a knife blade, such as wood, IMHO.
>>
>> Not to mention glass would quickly get scratched when used
>> as a cutting board.
>
> All very hilarious and helpful, I would have thought that the subject
> may have given some clues. The chopping board will only be used for
> slicing lemons to add to G&T. Maybe you bright sparks aren't as clever
> as you think you are? As for doing a search, of course I have, but
> with no luck, hence my question...
>
> Anyway what a privilege it's been chatting to you chaps...
>

Funny thing, here. A simple direct question often receives indirect or
unrelated answers and suggestions as to why you shouldn't get what you
want.

"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
. ..
> >
>
> Funny thing, here. A simple direct question often receives indirect or
> unrelated answers and suggestions as to why you shouldn't get what you
> want.


You need to have your doctor adjust your medication AGAIN??

In article >, jamie
> wrote:

> All very hilarious and helpful, I would have thought that the subject
> may have given some clues. The chopping board will only be used for
> slicing lemons to add to G&T. Maybe you bright sparks aren't as clever
> as you think you are? As for doing a search, of course I have, but
> with no luck, hence my question...
>
> Anyway what a privilege it's been chatting to you chaps...

It is fun, isn't it? But how would they know that you hate your lemon
slicing knife?

In article >,
(jamie) wrote:
>All very hilarious and helpful, I would have thought that the subject
>may have given some clues. The chopping board will only be used for
>slicing lemons to add to G&T.

Lemons? Gin-and-tonics take limes!

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