Arayat
7/11/2010 12:27 EST
I am puzzled. I am my wits' end. Is it really possible that a country of over 1 billion people does not have two basic things that you need all the time?
First: A sharpening stone for you kitchen knifes. I asked all my Indian friends and they said they don't know where to get one. What's more they say they never used one. When a knife becomes blunt they throw it away and buy a new one. This simply can't be true. It's obviously much faster and cheaper to sharben your knifes then going out to buy new one. A knifes loses its edge after a few weeks. Does anybody know the answer?
Second: A puncture rapair kit and tyre levers for your bicycle. How can it be that I can't find them? What do people in India do when their bike has a flat? Push it kilometres to the next repair shop?
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Indiarelo
7/12/2010 04:28 EST
Sharpning stons are available at a good crockery shop anywhere across the ccountry. Puncture repaid kits are available in shops that sell cycles and can also be obtainer at any cycle repair shop
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s7121986
7/15/2010 03:29 EST
Most of the people throws the knives if sharpness gets over and buy new one.This is really a nonsense.
Shekhar.
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Indiarelo
7/15/2010 09:20 EST
Shekhar, if you buy a nice knife they cost between US$ 50 to US$ 150.00 I am sure if you would precure such a knife then you would not throw it away? Would you?
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