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Titanic versus modern cruise ship.
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we have a copy here as well -- amusingly, it was Mrs. H's from her bachelorette days (?!)
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A belated Christmas present arrived today.
In early December I conspired with our son to ship a very nice and very old French copper saucepan that we have to a place in Rhode Island that retins cookware. This was a Christmas present from our son for mom
It came back today.
We had let it deteriorate to quite a sorry condition over the years -- simply because we didn't know that retinning was a thing. It is a thing, as it turns out.
The retinners, FWIW, in case anyone's wonderin':
https://eastcoasttinning.com/
https://youtu.be/fs1tnWmX2Qk
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This isn't my photo, or our pan, but ours was in more or less this sort of condition when sent to the retinners.
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Ah! Now I see what was the inspiration for the character names in this series.
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Almost forgot that one!
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Not shown, but Rusty packed a 44 AutoMag on his left hip.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »A belated Christmas present arrived today.
In early December I conspired with our son to ship a very nice and very old French copper saucepan that we have to a place in Rhode Island that retins cookware. This was a Christmas present from our son for mom
It came back today.
We had let it deteriorate to quite a sorry condition over the years -- simply because we didn't know that retinning was a thing. It is a thing, as it turns out.
The retinners, FWIW, in case anyone's wonderin':
How does that tin not come off and get into food or sauces?
edit: I see it melts at 449.? Lets say 450. I guess we really do not heat that high...
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It does come off slowly but surely over time. After 60 years or so, there was essentially none left inside that poor pan.
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“When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”— Thomas Jefferson -
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"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"
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This Vanilla platform needs a "WTF?" button at the bottom.
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. I've said it before Bruce, but you're not just okay, you're all right 😂Sal Palooza
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I'd take those pepperoni and dog far ts and put them in a bbq bag and sit back and watch.