SC - asbestos undergarments (silly)

[Richard Cockrum]

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> From: The Cheshire Cat <mfdenton at postoffice.utas.edu.au>
> To: sca-cooks at eden.com
> Subject: SC - asbestos undergarments (silly)
> Date: Tuesday, April 29, 1997 1:04 AM
> 
> 
> Geneveive wrote:
> >
> >Who seems to be making more public mistakes than usual lately and is
> >looking for some asbestos undergarments.
> 
>    They'd also be handy for long periods shuttling roasts from a rather
hot
> oven to the table ready to be taken away by the servers, or cleaning the
> ovens while they were still on. Let me know if you find any.  Could use
> some extra protection.  Last time I was in the kitchen I was crouching in
> front of the oven, lifting out a roast when someone let little terrors
> (children) into the kitchen.  Little kids have no regard for the safety
of
> others and playfully gave me a push.  Sianan's balance, not very good at
> the best of times, went off and she fell forward banging her cheek
against
> a *VERY* hot grille.  To this day I still sport an interesting lattice of
> scarring on my cheek and forehead.  Not too noticable, but still there.
> 
> regards
> -Sianan
> 
> Greetings all, 
	This brings too many memories of my various feast scars to mind! ( Ask
BMDL chirs. about my burn record sometime:<) Any way, as a special
presentation from some of the canton members, I was given a set of WELDERS
LEATHER GLOVES !!! Bless you Bonnie & Chuck :) These actually are a great
thing to have around! The gloves are longer than the oven mitt things ,
mine come almost to my elbow! You can find them at most home builder type
shops, ladies get the smallest set you can find, the fingers will be too
long for most women in the medium or large sizes! You still need to use pot
holders if carrying heavey, hot things for a distance of more than ten
feet, but they really save your arms and wrists from those oops! types of
burns! Lady Glynis of the Inn of the Laughing Fox