a hundred quid for WHAT?

You've got to be chuffin' jokin'!!

http://www.parker-international.co....5/groupID/1/categoryID/20/referrer/newsletter

 

I'll wait for the Shimano one thanks.

 

Half the price
http://www.parker-international.co....yID/20/v/fbb5b775-5ed9-4d5f-8254-af96bf1d3dfc




And the Park pizza cutter seems a bargain at £11.95
http://www.parker-international.co....yID/20/v/fbb5b775-5ed9-4d5f-8254-af96bf1d3dfc

 

I use the appropriate bit of my Swiss Army ... far and above the best corkscrew I possess, it out-performs even a bespoke model I bought in France. And it doesn't pulverise the cork as you're drawing it out.

 

But when you actually pick one up and fondle it £100 starts to make sense.

 

You know that comment looks great out of context too. One to be applied in many situations, I think...

 

it's not as bad as a connex whipperman or whatever it's called chain for £280.

 

Fithy minded hussy!

 

Go on, you know you want one!

 

Funny that - I was just going to post about this, as I too received my bumper bundle Parker International newsletter.
Has anyone bought a Park Tools pizza cutter perchance, or a wall clock? (Apart from bonj )

 

Oi! Just getting my own back as it's me who's usually the butt (huh huh) of innuendos around here...

 

Bought my lad a Park Pizza cutter a few years ago. Aside from the handlebars falling off its been very reliable.

 

Must be good for 622 x 25c stuffed crust I guess!

 

The whiff of blatant hypocrisy is overwhelming madam.

I'm off to watch me Frankie Howerd DVD, a smut free zone in comparison.

 

Likewise Mister Andy in Sig