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08-21-2006, 09:57 PM

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Marcus Lim Marcus Lim is offline

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Originally Posted by Richard Bingham

I just received three "experimental" series 5026 DaVinci's, (extra long 24" handles) and now I'm not only not aware, but unconvinced . . . unless Ferraris have slipped to the quality level of a used Chevrolet while my back was turned. (!)

*Faint*
Good god! So Da Vinci's aren't exactly what they're hyped up to be then!

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