~patches~ wrote:
> Reg wrote:
>
> > ~patches~ wrote:
> >
> >> As far as the wooden utensils, I'd rather not use them simply because
> >> you cannot be sure they are cleaned properly. My choice and one I
> >> don't regret.
> >
> >
> > You forgot to include the phrase "I believe..." or something similar
> > in your statement.
> >
> > There no evidence whatsoever that wooden utensils can't be "cleaned
> > properly". Not cutting boards, and not utensils.
> >
> No I did not forget to include "I believe" I specifically said it was my
> choice.

No, you said "you cannot be sure they are cleaned properly"... the fact
that you qualified your statement with it being your choice in no way
negates the dogmatic presentation of your statement, especially with
your "you"... you should have said "I". Your ability to communicate
accurately is practically non-existant... I've been reading you now for
a while, your writting is quite confusing, is why so many are arguing
with you.

And anyone can be certain their wooden spoons are clean, at least
biologically, simply use them to stir a pot of boiling pasta... I'd
worry more about the pasta than the spoon, are you gonna eat the spoon.

Sheldon