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A friend has something of a collection of TPR chopsticks from Changi. I confess I was tempted (they have a lovely weight and balance) but the staff were so attentive, I have no idea how he manages it.
 
I inherited some SQ oyster forks from my mother after she died. Seeing as she didn't eat oysters, I imagine they were given as a gift, rather than a self-gift (they would be at least 25 years old) 🤔
 
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I have some TK salt and pepper shakers and some mini candles from a Q-Suite which make nice night lights when in an unfamiliar AirBnb. I asked for them and was allowed to take them.
 
A friend has something of a collection of TPR chopsticks from Changi. I confess I was tempted (they have a lovely weight and balance) but the staff were so attentive, I have no idea how he manages it.
We have SQ soup spoons, alas one broke recently and we haven't had the chance to replace it.
 
Clearly you have excellent taste, @MARTINE 🤭. Also from FCO, but from the BA Lounge there. From memory, these spoons may have been the best thing about that whole lounge experience....

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Snap!!
I love them and have lots of different styles.
They really are very cool.
I enjoy using them for chutneys etc..
Yes — we have great taste❤️
Ok, another attempt to create plausible deniability. It wasn't me, blame my parents for what I've become 😊
Kooka - how can you be like that? Have you forgotten I adopted you!!
 
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