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Post 61

Orcus

That moderation removal makes the mind boggle far more than had it been left there smiley - rolleyes

smiley - laugh


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Post 62

Malabarista - now with added pony

smiley - shhh I suspect the post was written that way


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Post 63

Orcus

Well I did wonder about that...


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Post 64

Pink Paisley

I'm a towel slinger too.

It serves two purposes.

1. I wash up as I go along. I have a small kitchen at the moment and working in a mess drives me bonkers.

2. It's handy to use when picking up hot pots.

Leaving it on the shoulder makes life a little easier (like reversing into parking spaces - it's about thinking ahead and being prepared).

PP


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Post 65

j_z_d

I also use one, for essentially all of the reasons previously cited. I can remember my father(a retired smiley - chef) sporting a towel over the shoulder when he cooked at home & often when I stopped at his places of employment...as far back as the '60s


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Post 66

Xanatic

Don´t most chefs have one hanging from their belts?


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Post 67

Alfster

Just this second watching St Rick Stein and all the chefs have tea/towels in the belts.


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Post 68

Yarreau

But when you wipe something on your towel, you get it moist... and then when you use it to pick up something hot, you burn your hands... and the icky moistness will also slowly seep through your shirt... smiley - monster


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Post 69

j_z_d

Pot-holders & oven mitts! And the kitchenunderlings, as it were.smiley - winkeye


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Post 70

Xanatic

It´s not for wiping wet surfaces. It´s for when you get a bit of sauce on your finger.


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Post 71

j_z_d

(smiley - rolleyesI should leave this to a professional typist...)


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Post 72

Taff Agent of kaos



just nuked some soup for the wife and ankle-biter and used a tea towel to carry the bowl to the work top, as soon as i had put the bowl down i flicked the tea towel over my shoulder and dished up the soup, i then paused as i realized what i had done vis a vi the tea towel,

why do men do it.........we just do, its like looking at tits!!!!!!

smiley - bat


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Post 73

Yarreau

... preferably those not covered by a tea towel? smiley - winkeye


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Post 74

Hapi - Hippo #5

smiley - bigeyes don't you have a t-shirt?


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Post 75

Br Robyn Hoode - Navo - complete with theme tune

Mine got wet... smiley - bigeyes

Luckily I was wearing a thermal vest underneath smiley - winkeye


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Post 76

Malabarista - now with added pony

At least we got three dots in without it getting smutty... smiley - laugh


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Post 77

KB

Draping a tea towel over your shoulder is like looking at smiley - titsmiley - tit ?

How so? Do both acts give rise to a similar psychological response in you? smiley - laugh


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Post 78

KB

I'm starting to get baffled by the discussion, I must admit. smiley - winkeye


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Post 79

Orcus

The more interesting question is do they give the same physical response? smiley - yikes


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Post 80

Pink Paisley

Well, if so you could carry a hand towel too.

PP


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