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    Default Source of new Zwillings


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    Quote Originally Posted by khaos View Post
    Boom. Go. Buy.
    Your sentence no object or verb. Thanks anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeBerlin View Post
    Your sentence no object or verb. Thanks anyway.
    Actually it has one instance of onomatopoeia and two verbs.

    Your sentence ____ no verb either.

    Lol. and to get technical, one doesn't need an object in English, simply a subject and verb, except in the case of onomatopoeia (boom) where the word is describing a sound, or in imperative commands (go and buy). This is similar to the German imperative conjugation, gehen->geh, sitzen->sitz, etc. Setz dich bitte has no subject.
    Last edited by khaos; 09-03-2009 at 12:20 AM.

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    Country of Origin: USA ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeBerlin View Post
    Your sentence no object or verb. Thanks anyway.
    Quote Originally Posted by khaos View Post
    It happens that I'm wearing my smarty pants and that khaos wrote three sentences. Either way he should be thanked for providing us his secret source.

    Cheers!
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    is that a 5/8 blade?

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    I believe that Robin was referring to the link you posted...
    Stainless steel, long lasting cutting edge for incredibly smooth and clean shave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Crowley View Post
    Country of Origin: USA ???
    After calling the JA Henckels company it turns out they have different headquarters, including one in the US. Perhaps the website orders from a US distribution center? The blade looks legit, and Henckels did indeed make a Pour Homme line that they just switched to the Tweezerman brand, something I found out in the same phone conversation.

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