Re: XBMC for Mac Forks

["David Yeend" <david.yeend@xxxxxxxxx>]

To function correctly I regularly have to upgrade the version of
essential
basic food ingredients used. Not too much of a problem however this can
delay meal times when I forget my password!

All in all though a great experience; purchasing was easy - just had to
pick
up one box and find a smiling helpful chap with a holstered credit card
machine swinging from his belt to pay for the package!

On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Sean <thunderchilduk@xxxxxxx>
wrote:

>   I think you'll find the iCutlery much more to your tastes. Very
stylish
> with
> a simple to use interface.
>
> The fork and knife work well together although are not really
compatible
> with other cutlery sets.
>
> Washing them however, does require that user send them back to the
> manufacturer.
>
> Remember that they work right out of the packet.
>
> Sean
>
> On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 11:10 AM, Jewelie
<jewelie@xxxxxxx<jewelie%40gmail.com>>
> wrote:
>
> > > I didn't know Apple made forks.
> >
> > Its part of Mac Cutlery, but due to problems with the knives
having
> > blades on both sides, several people ended up with cuts and they
were
> > recalled.
> >
> > The spoons were also found to not be waterproof and so are rarely
> > used, but it is nice to eat icecream and here music in your
mouth.
> >
> > Julie.
> >
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