I don’t know anyone under 70 that cares about China. What’s the point of it?

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Dec 22, 2024
12:37:51pm

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Superkid

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Messages

Author

Time

What possessions/heirlooms have lost more perceived value than china?

Ted Lasso

11:49am

Well,

Courtimedes

11:51am

Probably more than my pogs

CougieMcCougFace

12:02pm

My siblings have all openly stated we don't want to inherit the china

NGB

11:53am

Sell it

Deleted

11:55am

Ebay

SBB

12:03pm

My wife just got her Mom’s. It meant a lot for her to have it. We will use it for nice dinners and get togethers….

Bonoman

11:57am

Ditto. We have monthly family dinners and use our China and silverware.

Everyman

12:24pm

What else are you going to put in the top cupboard over the fridge?

Dark Forest Green

12:01pm

very true- our “nice” plates are very plain inexpensive white plates. We thought

SBB

12:03pm

My MIL bought my SIL china for a high school graduation gift. Who does that?

O Gaucho

12:03pm

I haven’t even referred to it as “china” since I was a kid. Wasn’t even sure

Japan Coug

12:07pm

What else do you call it? China is a universal name for porcelain dishware.

NGB

12:12pm

Plates, or dinnerware, or dishes. Our nice plates are Talavera from Mexico, so

Japan Coug

12:58pm

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Japan Coug

12:56pm

I don’t know anyone under 70 that cares about China. What’s the point of it?

Superkid

12:37pm

I have to force myself to remember we’re not talking about the country… that’s

Pretorian

12:42pm

We have my in laws marriage China and we love it for nice family meals

runnincoug

4:51pm

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