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gness | 17:35 Sun 14th Oct 2018 | ChatterBank

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If the electricity pylon in the field over the back is going to explode...three times...as Dave is gazing out of the window....in a world of his own.....do not be standing behind him holding four of a set of six tea plates.......

Dave has a strong, deep voice....when startled he would put Brian Blessed to shame....not to mention the new to me sweary words......

I now have just the two of the set of six tea plates..... :-(

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woofgang

I like melamine plates and bowls but its no fun if you put one in the microwave.

gness

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What happens, Woof....I saw a friend put a cup with a gold rim in the microwave.....fireworks!
I guess Melamine warps?

woofgang

Smokes and stinks Gness.....leave it long enough and I am told it goes up in flames.

Tilly2

Melamine is plastic. No plastic!

Go to a charity shop and buy some English china. However, do avoid anything which is gold rimmed.

gness

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Ahhh....think I'll stick with china, Woof..... :-(

gness

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Tilly...I have a cupboard full of Noritake china I'd like rid of.....must be near on a hundred pieces....perhaps Dave will help smash them... :-)

aelmpvw

you could always have a greek themed evening

gness

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Ael...have you ever been to a Greek evening? I went to one in Canada and I could not, for the life of me, smash the plates!

rowanwitch

I just bought cheap China and sold my doulton. My Dave got out of washing up by repeated chipping. The man is a keeper, burger the plates

gness

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He is, Rowan....and I'm not precious about possessions...... :-)

rowanwitch

Me neither, Dave broke a vase soon after moving in, he was really upset because he knew it was an old family thing... to the day he died he never found out I was upset about it... it's only stuff. Actually it was a really useful shape but he was more important.

horselady

Was at daughters yesterday, drinking tea and gazing out at windswept garden, my grandson, who I thought was upstairs, came up behind me and said "hi nanny". Daughter now has 1 less cup and tea all over the wall :-((