Chieftons,
Haven't done a blog update for a little while. The steak knives are still sitting there in the box gathering a bit of dust; however, it's not the only thing gathering dust. I have since purchased some additional shit for the kitchen, including:
* 6 Piece Cookware Set
* Cooking Utensils
* 20 Piece Rotating Spice-Rack
Now, I could post pictures of the above mentioned stuff, but let's face it, no one gives a shit about a spice-rack or a saucepan.
So let's move on to something far more interesting, my new pool cue! I should probably change the title of the blog to "Big Red's Cue and Balls", no doubt that'll have the ladies interested. (by the way, still single).
It's a 57" Maple 2-Piece cue, check this bad boy out:
[Pictures Coming - Camera charging up]
In additional the purchases, I've been window-shopping for the other rooms, here are some ideas:
Front of the House:
Hawthorn Hawks Door Mat
Hawthorn Hawks House Key
Outside Bar:
Carlton Draught Bar-Runner
Victoria Bitter Bar-Runner
Living Room / Pool Room:
Astra Billiards "Royal" 9 Foot Pool Table w/Green Competition Cloth (pic has blue cloth):
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
That's not a knife, this is a knife
Well, it's been a great day, I decided it was time to make a purchase for the Kitchen area of the house, and what better way to start, then a set of steak knives.
I picked up an 8 piece steak set (4 jumbo steak knives, 4 long-handled forks) for $50.00 at King of Knives. Brand of the set is Tramontina. We own a few Tramontina knives at our family house, and have been used everyday for the last 20 years and they still cut through a steak like it's butter (the original knife can be seen in the first picture, under the new one).
Below are a few pictures:
They are made from Natural Polywood.
Tell me what you think of the knives, if you don't like them, then yes, I will kill you with them.
Cheers,
Big Red!
I picked up an 8 piece steak set (4 jumbo steak knives, 4 long-handled forks) for $50.00 at King of Knives. Brand of the set is Tramontina. We own a few Tramontina knives at our family house, and have been used everyday for the last 20 years and they still cut through a steak like it's butter (the original knife can be seen in the first picture, under the new one).
Below are a few pictures:
They are made from Natural Polywood.
Tell me what you think of the knives, if you don't like them, then yes, I will kill you with them.
Cheers,
Big Red!
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