fractal wrote:
] There are many reasons you might wish to purchase the 75-piece
] set of amazingly heinous gold-plated Versace flatware I've
] recently come to possess through no fault of my own.
]
] Perhaps you are an angry gay attorney with a lot of disposable
] income, desperately searching for a collection of cutlery to
] complement the glossy black dining table, blue sofa and neon
] waterfall in your tastelessly decorated domain.

I personally prefer my 200 year old traditional sterling. (I even like to polish it.)

People underestimate the value in their lives of fine dining.

Vesace is for wearing. Their perfumes are very nice. I wear "Blonde" and "Red Jeans" at times. My little boy likes "Green Jeans." A Versace couture dress can fetch 3500 easily, even if it is several years old.

Ready wear Versace is much more affordable and is a hot seller - and its absolutely a favorite on tall, thin, dark handsome men but somehow gets lost in translation on us blondes.

But dinnerware, please! I suppose it this sells it would indeed be for the nouveau riche. I think this seller realizes that.