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What's the deal with pans without lids?
> It's called marketing. Along with your designer pots and pans, you > get to pay extra for the designer lids. In either matching or > complementing colors. Ain't it grand? Pay premium prices for pots and > pans and also get the option of paying an extra premium for the lids that > should have been included at the original price! > > BOB > Hear hear. |
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What's the deal with pans without lids?
Jo Ling wrote: > > It's called marketing. Along with your designer pots and pans, you > > get to pay extra for the designer lids. In either matching or > > complementing colors. Ain't it grand? Pay premium prices for pots and > > pans and also get the option of paying an extra premium for the lids that > > should have been included at the original price! > > > > BOB > > > > Hear hear. Another imbecile *heard* from. Color coordinated cookware! <G> Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. . . . Sheldon |
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