Now, do you suppose this is an ice cream spoon, the long-handled sort you eat with, as opposed to this sort which is a server which seems to be the most frequent result of my search?
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm wearing two shirts and two sweatshirts. Still cold. (I have a space heater at my desk but I've been spending most of my time in the server room.)
ION: Hilary - toast? or not quite yet?
The second one should be called a scoop, ita.
ita, this [link] certainly makes it look like it is the eating-with kind, not the serving kind. Is 6.7" particularly long-handled?
weatherbug says it's 3.2 degrees.
It's the .2 that gets me.
So far this morning I have managed to smash my hand into my desk (though I think the cold dulled the pain) and set off some kind of bizarre IE error which resulted in IE opening multiple tabs FOREVER.
I don't think it's a virus, and I've checked the computer, but it was bizarre. I hope I didn't just accidentally create Skynet.
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They've always bugged me. The few things they have that I've been interested in have always seemed poorly constructed.
The second one should be called a scoop, ita.
Oh, aye, I don't disagree. But look at these search results. When they're not handing back the whole set of cutlery, it seems to be serving ware.
I guess 6.7" is long. I'm also finding tall drink spoons which might also serve. Basically I want to be able to get the last bits of apple sauce out of the jar without getting my hands dirty. 6.7" seems longer than my soup spoons, which is a start.
Universal NBC websites are going to be streaming episodes of classic tv. I don't know why:
A full list of streaming vintage series follows:
NBC.com:
"A-Team"
"Emergency"
"Night Gallery"
"The Alfred Hitchcock Hour"
"Miami Vice"
"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)
"Buck Rogers"
SCIFI.com:
"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)
"Buck Rogers"
"Tek War"
"Night Gallery"
ChillerTV.com =:
"The Alfred Hitchcock Hour"
"Swamp Thing"
"Tremors"
"Crow"
"Night Gallery"
SleuthChannel.com:
"Kojak"
"Miami Vice"
"Simon & Simon"
"A-Team"
"Night Gallery"
Man, I used to love "Emergency" - my brothers and I would watch it in repeats after school.