>>>>>>>>>>On a Japanese food processor -- "Not to be used for the other use."
>>>>>>>>>>(now, somebody out there, help me on this. I'm a bit curious.)
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Didn't you watch 'allo 'allo ? :-))
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>As many as I can (they still show them Saturday mornings here), and not as many as I'd like.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>But I don't remember Japanese even being mentioned, never mind foof processor.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>So whaddya mean?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I don't know the english name of the kitchen tool Yvette and Michelle used to tempt the german officers with, but it can surely be seen as it's a manual food processor! I must confess that I never understood what that tool should be used for, though. :-)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I've been totally oblivious to that if it's been a regular joke (and let's face it - they DO repeat the jokes!)
>>>>>
>>>>>I just learnt that the device is called a rotary beater, does that "ring any bells"?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>No, nor flash any knobs! I know nosssssing about a rrrrrotary beaterrrrr. Never heard it mentioned. I'll certainly let you know when I do.
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>>>Read my updated message. I seem to remember that the "treatment" they tempted with, also included sellery.
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>>What updated message, where? BTW it's celery.
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>I will repeat the update, and add some more info.
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>I just learnt that the device is called a rotary beater, does that "ring any bells"? Here ia a picture of one: http://www.amazon.com/Kuhn-Rikon-Rotary-Egg-Beater/dp/B000H7H3F6

Ha Ha, it's what we call an egg whisk! :-) I was imagining a big galvanised steel industrial pastry mixer! :-)

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>I found the joke mentioned on this website, http://blacklullaby.wordpress.com/2007/01/30/offensive-tv/. Search for the word "sellery" (not "celery" for some reason).

What an OBSCURE ref, just to see the word "sellery" ;-}