oh my poor poor...

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oh my poor poor...

by PeteVu » Oct 4th, '05, 12:08

jenaer glass...

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rest in peace, soldier =(
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by klemptor » Oct 4th, '05, 12:21

No! Aww, that sucks :(
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by teaspoon » Oct 4th, '05, 15:21

*plays Taps*

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by chris » Oct 4th, '05, 15:33

I'd sing a requiem, but that may be why it broke in the first place.
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by Mike B » Oct 4th, '05, 15:42

It's a mug, folks. Let's keep some perspective.
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by PeteVu » Oct 4th, '05, 22:59

tsk tsk. for shame. have some respect. how else would tea reach my lips?
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by teaspoon » Oct 4th, '05, 23:12

Seems that Mike's got a B in his bonnet today...

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by JamesBeach » Dec 14th, '05, 04:03

How did it break? Janaer makes some damn fine glass which I expose to heating elements, rough washing abuse, and the occasional drop. You must have dropped it from a highrise.
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by teaspoon » Dec 14th, '05, 11:07

Sometimes, though, even the most durable glass can crack if you happen to hit it at just the right angle. He could've just missed his desk, clunked the glass against the edge of it rather than setting the glass on top of it, and thus broken the glass. Weird, but possible.

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by Ghost of Tea » Dec 14th, '05, 11:09

I'd like to see the scene of the crime. Perhaps we can piece together this puzzle and bring in the culprit...before anyone else is hurt.

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by RedBus » Dec 14th, '05, 23:04

This is precisely why I've ordered back ups before the stockpile is depleted. I'm not sure I could go back to a normal mug now. I'm sorry for your loss :(
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Jenaer glas tea cups

by supervia » Apr 10th, '06, 01:45

How terribly sad ... guess what, I have broken so many of mine I have only 2 left! Anyone knows a good place online that I can get more?
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by Kestrel » Apr 10th, '06, 02:59

Those look like the small, 7oz. Jaener glasses - Adagio still has those.

They also still have the Minuet (which is a glass mug with a glass infuser and a lid) and they still have stock of all the glass mugs and cups they're selling.

And, even more on the plus side, Adagio has ground shipping for just $3.75. Which is sweet.

Everyone hurry and stock up while Adagio's still got 'em.
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by peachaddict » Apr 10th, '06, 18:31

*sad music playing in the background (preferably from bagpipes)* Sorry about your loss, Pete. That's sad. At least they're still availiable. Get 'em while the gettin's good!
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by Molly » Apr 13th, '06, 13:04

teaspoon wrote:Sometimes, though, even the most durable glass can crack if you happen to hit it at just the right angle. He could've just missed his desk, clunked the glass against the edge of it rather than setting the glass on top of it, and thus broken the glass. Weird, but possible.

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