On Aug 8, 1:55�pm, sf wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 10:39:26 -0700 (PDT), Sheldon >
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> >On Aug 8, 1:21?pm, sf wrote:
> >> On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 07:12:39 -0700 (PDT), Sheldon >
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> >> >Duh'Wayne Bilgewater LIED:
> >> >> Michael "Dog3" wrote:
> >> >> > Sheldon wrote:
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> >> >> >> Porcelain enamel is glass fired on metal. ?Porcelainized steel
> >> >> >> cookware is very inexpensive; the cookware of choice for shellfish as
> >> >> >> it imparts no metalic taste, is also excellent for cooking tomato
> >> >> >> sauce and braising, especially with kraut. ?Its only drawback is that
> >> >> >> it chips easily and once chipped it must be discarded because it will
> >> >> >> continue to shed glass slivers... porcelain requires careful hand
> >> >> >> washing and is not for klutzes. ?I have a few porcelainized steel
> >> >> >> pieces I've been using for more than 30 years, I love my oval
> >> >> >> roaster. ?Every cook needs one of these:
> >> >> >>http://www.bizrate.com/cooking_baking/oid325300565.html
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> >> >> > OMG... I have one of these and have used it for maybe 25 years? ?I can't
> >> >> > even remember where I got it. ?I don't have any chips on it but thanks
> >> >> > for the link. ?At least now I know what it is if I want to replace it
> >> >> > sometime. ?I'm guessing the thing will outlive me
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> >> >> > Michael
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> >> >> I have a couple of those in different sizes. ?They always goin the
> >> >> diswasher and have been for longer than you've had yours. ?No hand washing
> >> >> necessary. ?I have a large graniteware stock pot, too.
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> >> >No matter what, the Douche'Wayne has more and better. ?I don't believe
> >> >him, I've not ever seen anything he claims. ?And automatic dishwashers
> >> >ruin porcelainized cookware, it will etch the surface the same as it
> >> >will any glassware, the non stick property will be lost, plus the
> >> >roughened surface will absorb odors and stink, that's why bars wash
> >> >all glassware by hand. ?No cookware should go in the dishwasher.
> >> >Duh'Wayne is a LIAR!
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> >> He explained how he got all that cookware.
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> >So did Pinocchio explain... you are a ****ing imbecile.
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> It's too early in the day for you to be this vile.

You could have easily skipped over this post.

Doesn't seem to stop you from engaging in your defense of that
deceitful, disingenuous douchebag, you are obviously enjoying
participating. Your callous display of depraved naivety and ignorance
is far more offensive to the sensibilities of basic human morality
than any vileness I could ever display. It's no wonder you align with
that fraudulent *******... birds of a feather... you're a fake too.