my so called parcel was delivered to someone else

I opened dispute

I have a very good wmf knife for meat and a very good Kai knife that my gf uses because she has tiny hands

I'm the one posting about the knife sharpening stone in the threads

But having a 10 bucks knife to chop/mince shit is great

I also have Ali whetstones

https://www.yonc.ch/messer-werkzeuge/schleifsteine-messerpflege/schleifsteine-zubehoer/diamant-steine/diamantschleifstein-set

I would like to get better ones though

Like these

https://www.amazon.com/Kiwi-Brand-Stainless-Steel-21/dp/B001FEJ0WO

Not like super expensive ones but the Ali ones are kinda soft

can really fucking vouch

@porco

look at this

9 bucks nice

We have the same in our warehouse for 14 CHF

I bookmarked it for when I need a new knife, I'll report

https://i.imgur.com/0SP7tz7.jpg

same feeling

I'm sure you'd know

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I saw the funniest thing on TeeVee the other day.

Some Swedish quiz show.

The contestants were given a subject, and then got to decide whether to answer a question on that subject, or send the question to somebody they figured would fail.

All the Swedes kept passing Sweden-related questions to the token immigrant contestant. 😄

kek

vem vet mest?

Uh. I didn't pay *that* much attention.

Iirc, in America, to become a citizen, you have to pass a test in American civics. So it's actually possible here that naturalized immigrants know more about American history and government than a lot of people born here.

https://www.svtstatic.se/image-cms/svtse/1533890054/vem-vet-mest/article18903402.svt/alternates/large/vemvetmest-2018-e00-96be-jpg

Points to @gecho.

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@Matthew Even foreigners with no interest in setting foot in the US are likely to know more about the US.

true dat

Global O B S E S S I O N

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You misunderstand. I didn't say foreigners know a lot, but I did imply that burgers are ignorant as heck.

^

Every American inherently knows more than any non-american.

We are gifted with the biggest think