May 5th, '10, 20:38
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by nonc_ron » May 5th, '10, 20:38
Hello My name's Nonc-Ron & I'm a Tea Addict.

Was, until I dropped something heavy into the sink.
This is where the TAA meetings are held. Right?
May 5th, '10, 20:40
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by Victoria » May 5th, '10, 20:40
Ack!!! Sooo sorry!
May 5th, '10, 20:57
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by TubbyCow » May 5th, '10, 20:57
These pictures always make me sad. It's always terrible to lose a loved one.
I think I should go spend some time with my tea babies...
May 6th, '10, 13:04
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by Dresden » May 6th, '10, 13:04

I think these threads call for a disclaimer, \
or surgeons general warning,
or something!!!
May 6th, '10, 20:40
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by aya_s » May 6th, '10, 20:40
Nonc-Ron, you may be interested in this thread here:
http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=12667
One of the board members has been repairing broken teaware with a glue called JB Weld that is watertight and withstands temperatures of up to 500F. Maybe you can try repairing your broken bowls? (pot? cups? can't tell, I'm sorry!)
May 6th, '10, 22:13
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by nonc_ron » May 6th, '10, 22:13
Thanks aya_s, Just trying to be funny.
I'm in a funny mood tonight.
I'm no a potter, but I know they can't be fixed.
Now I have a good excuse to buy more.
