Cutlery Set

[freddie*rooster]

I want to buy a good cutlery set, what would constitute a good set to you?

[cat_mioux]

You guys sound so grown up talking about cutlery.

I have no idea where I bought or how I accumulated my drawer of cutlery. It's just always 'been' there.

I do have some lovely antique silver dessert and serving spoons I acquired from my grandmother and from random op shopping.

[freddie*rooster]

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@cat_mioux wrote:

You guys sound so grown up talking about cutlery.

I have no idea where I bought or how I accumulated my drawer of cutlery. It's just always 'been' there.

I do have some lovely antique silver dessert and serving spoons I acquired from my grandmother and from random op shopping.

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Awww catty that's lovely, you could use the spoons to stir your coffee if had milk

[freddie*rooster]

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@poddster wrote:

You could go REALLY go Fancy Pants with these

Bu make sure you count then before the guests leave. a setting for 6 would problt set you bsck $500,000. thet come with their own vault 🙂

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I would love to own those wow a bit exy!

[cat_mioux]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

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@cat_mioux wrote:

You guys sound so grown up talking about cutlery.

I have no idea where I bought or how I accumulated my drawer of cutlery. It's just always 'been' there.

I do have some lovely antique silver dessert and serving spoons I acquired from my grandmother and from random op shopping.

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Awww catty that's lovely, you could use the spoons to stir your coffee if had milk

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[poddster]

What looks gold.....is gold what looks silver is platinim

They are also Old like seventeenth century french.

Just my style 🙂 but my budget just would not cope  😞

[amber-eyed-girl]

When Platinum was discovered in the 1740s (I think), it was first alloyed with gold in experimentation to discover it's properties and uses.

But....for production, it was alloyed with **bleep**nic.

So I wouldn't be using that cutlery for eating purposes myself if it's early Platinum.

Edit: I cannot believe that a common element was just bleeped.

a r s e n i c for those who may be perplexed.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@amber-eyed-girl wrote:
When Platinum was discovered in the 1740s (I think), it was first alloyed with gold in experimentation to discover it's properties and uses.

But....for production, it was alloyed with **bleep**nic.

So I wouldn't be using that cutlery for eating purposes myself if it's early Platinum.

Edit: I cannot believe that a common element was just bleeped.

a r s e n i c for those who may be perplexed.

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*points and laffs*

Amber got bleeped haha

How's that Halo doin?

[amber-eyed-girl]

You got here fast...don't wear out those wings of yours 😛

My halo's doin' just fine thanks for asking.

[*crikey*mate*]

St Jude was busy and sent me as the proxy.

pfft, that looks like mine, it's too shiny to be yours!

It's not me that got bleeped, ya know?

Halos are like cutlery, you have to keep them polished. and bleeping causes halos to tarnish worse than egg yolk on silver.

[freddie*rooster]

I have my eye on 2 i'm just waiting to hear back from my cutlery expert as to which one she thinks.

When I finally decide and get it pictures of the fancy pants cutlery will be posted.