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One broken bowl

The set of crockery originally consisted of four dinner plates, four side plates, four bowls, and four mugs, all matching. I have broken one dinner plate [some time ago] and now one bowl. So the question is: do I just have some fun and intentionally smash a side plate and a mug, so that it’s now sets of three?

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2005 / 05 / 27 – 19:19

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#1

Mark | 2005 / 05 / 28 – 09:01

Hold a competition to come up with the most inventive way to break the other items and then photograph the results.

#2

David | 2005 / 05 / 28 – 11:07

Re #2: First I tried Secret Option [c] — mending the bowl with SuperGlue. But the fix wasn’t watertight, so now I’ll have to break it again.

#3

clair | 2005 / 05 / 28 – 11:25

This could be a good opportunity to take up plate spinning.

#4

Phil | 2005 / 05 / 29 – 15:16

You can’t have a set of 3, it’s an odd number. Clearly your only solution is to break stuff until you end up with 2 of each item.

#5

stacey | 2005 / 05 / 31 – 01:36

awww, D. i always loved that set. and trying to super-glue broken things in your kitchen. pffftt. : )

#6

David | 2005 / 05 / 31 – 19:34

Re #5: We had slightly more SuperGluing success with the fridge doorhandle which someone wrenched from its fittings. :P

 

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