Knife horror stories (was Re: [Sca-cooks] Sabatier knives
Kirsten Houseknecht
kirsten at fabricdragon.com
Fri Sep 13 08:48:52 PDT 2002
and both these people lived?
really?
you must be a very patient and restrained individual.........
i feel that for a first offense replacing the knife will do, but for a
second offense a .... up close and personal lesson in knife sharpness seems
called for........
if *I* ruin my best sewing scissors, i get mad at myself, call myself an
idiot. and figure i deserved it. if *you* ruin my best sewing scissors you
better have a good track record with me, or good track shoes.........
Kirsten
kirsten at fabricdragon.com
http://www.fabricdragon.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Gorgeous Muiredach" >
> >when a local knight, whose father had been a kosher
> >butcher, I STR, was found with my chef's knife in one hand, and my
> >steel in the other, holding blade at 90 degrees to the steel in both
> >possible planes, dragging the burr edge of the knife, _hard_,
> >directly, straight, across the steel.
>
> And he survived????
>
> I've always prided myself in having my own knives, even when knives were
> provided in restaurants/hotels I worked at. Always prided myself on
> keeping my blades sharp. Some idiot didn't realize the significance of
> that and assume that because I left my knives laying on my workstation he
> could just pick them up and use them. Repeatedly I asked him not to do
it,
> and repeatedly he said "it's just a knive"...
>
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