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This picture is almost correct...except that the dessert fork at the top is facing the wrong way. The coffee and dessert fork go above the dinner plate/charger (spoon on top, fork underneath) and the idea is that you place them tangible for their corresponding hand, so if you pulled it down to the side, the coffee spoon would move next to the soup spoon and the dessert for would move next to the salad fork(this is just used as a way of remembering how to place the coffee spoon and dessert fork at the top of the plate).
Also the bread plate can either go on the left of the table setting as it is in the picture or it can be right above the dessert fork and coffee spoon.

weird...I think it's a little too soon to be giving people guilt trips by mentioning the shooting just because someone said they were 'crying' about wood being painted...

As a person who bartends a whole lot of weddings...mojitos are always a bad idea...they take wayyy to much physical work and time especially if you decide to do a tray pass of them. We've done them before and it's always a huge mess.

I think its very calming and whimsical...

I don't think this looks really all that great...I personally have an oxo dish rack that drains with an average amount of rubber coated bars and still have to worry about cleaning and it from grime buildup at least once a month. This looks like it would be very very difficult to clean.

I pay $1,100 a month, moved in 5 years ago and because my college roomie at the time knew people who knew the landlord they knocked a few hundred off the original price. It's a 1 bedroom apartment in San Francisco with 650 sq. ft. in the thicket of Cole Valley. The same apartment was just rented out for $1800 a few months ago.

that's annoying...why aren't they reading over people's comments and screening these guys out anymore?

I don't think you can do that, to make the rubber stick properly for constant use you'd have to find an oven large enough to hang the whole chair in at the necessary temperature.