#35 Beer and Sausage Bar Tool Knife

The Churchill is my favorite GEC pattern. The 35 is a great frame. I have a beard about half the year. This... I don’t know...
 
meako said:
I thought it was a hoax. I see now that it is a gimmicky novelty....a very good quality well made gimmicky novelty but nevertheless.
Perfect for those who like beard hairs and dandruff on their sausages.Or does one simply floss with a piece of clogged up hair from the comb.
But wait! Will there be a follow up GEC beard comb cleaning tool?
Hipsters only.

Not sure if vulgar is the right word...ill conceived maybe...unhygenic?
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You comb the beard AFTER eating the sausage. Then your dog can clean your beard.
 
Leslie Tomville said:
“ Escargot “ ? waynorth waynorth

Charlie, I am a Cajun; from the swamps of Louisiana. We eat things much more off putting than snails. And we don’t need forks in our knives! Most of the time we don’t need utensils at all.
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Trying to keep things light, LT!!
How do you eat snails without a fork??:rolleyes::eek:o_O
 
This knife is ridiculous, and I am definitely going to grab a couple of them. These are going to be fun.

I could do without the comb, but I am sure I will find a use for it. Maybe for getting sauerkraut out of the jar.
 
Interestingly, when I heard that GEC was going to produce a #35, and I knew Bill didn't want to do a 4-blade, I suggested a single spring, with a Clip blade, and a caplifter-screwdriver opposite! A compact knife I thought to reference as a picnic type knife, or???:rolleyes: This was before I saw the Chindog!!:eek: Sadly, no luck!!:mad:
BTW I am suggesting the name as Chin- (referring to growth on your chin; or beard) -Dog as also Hairy and needing combing!!:)
 
I was just joking around Charlie waynorth waynorth . It’s been a long time since my ancestors ate critters in the swamp! I prefer my escargot in fancy plates with lots of butter served on a table covered with white linen, and I guess a Chindog would come in handy! Okay, I am convinced. I will buy at least two Chindogs. But, seriously, I do wish you would have been the designer on this run! Your proposal would have given the Beer Scout a run for the money.
 
Ill use it for none of the aforementioned things and like it.

Haha.


Or all of the aforementioned things... and like it a little less
 
Leslie Tomville said:
I was just joking around Charlie waynorth waynorth . It’s been a long time since my ancestors ate critters in the swamp! I prefer my escargot in fancy plates with lots of butter served on a table covered with white linen, and I guess a Chindog would come in handy! Okay, I am convinced. I will buy at least two Chindogs. But, seriously, I do wish you would have been the designer on this run! Your proposal would have given the Beer Scout a run for the money.
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I'm enjoying this, but I am glad I am not the designer of the three blade "Chindog!!":D
 
Ha Ha Ha!!!Great site! I now truly understand Chindogu!!:)
And by extension, Chindog!!:D (A knife that dogs your chin!!);)
 
Jolipapa said:
Such things are called chindogu in Japan. Here's an exemple :
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My question is: "Then what?" Lets say youre prized Tibetan Terrier has done its whoopsies on the carpet aways from the tidy bin....how the hell are you going to get it there across the room using this thing without wearing most of it?:confused::oops::D
Worst case scenario...you own an incontinent Akita .
 
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