The one that started it all. Aired in 1978. Created by ginsuguy Ed Valenti. The knives are still available at www.ginsuguys.com along with the book "The Wisdom of Ginsu"that reveals the secrets beh...
The one that started it all. Aired in 1978. Created by ginsuguy Ed Valenti. The knives are still available at www.ginsuguys.com along with the book "The Wisdom of Ginsu"that reveals the secrets behind one of the most sucessful ads in the history TV.....http://www.ginsuguys.com/index.cf m
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This is actually a real good set. My family bought a set from before I was born, and we use them today. Sharp, never goes dull, and still high quality.
Ginsu was mass produced in China, but it was actually invented in Ohio. They just called it "Ginsu" because they thought it would market better if it sounded foreign and Japanese. (In these days, people assumed the Japanese were pretty much good at making anything.)
Yeah, really...why should you get married, so you can be miserable like him? LOL...as Paul Rudd pointed out in Knocked Up, "Marriage is like an unfunny, tense version of Everybody Loves Raymond".
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i want to buy!just to check if it can slice a pineapple in mid-air!
or maybe not...