armchair commando prose

Everybody knows that real darkops types wipe with carbon fiber :eek:
Bruise, is that kydex tp holder set up for IWB carry?
--Josh
 
The funny thing is that blood grooves don't work, and are a holdover from when swordmakers used them to reduce weight and balance the sword properly.
But "fuller" or "steel tummy tuck" don't sound as cool as "exsanguination channels"
:rolleyes:
I've avoided Mercworx knives for similar reasons, some of their knives look nice but I don't like hype.
 
Is this true? I didn't know. Blood grooves don't reduce the pressure and enable withdrawl of a blade from flesh?



munk
 
I met Frank Miller last weekend at the blade show. I didn't get any weird impressions so I'll suspend judgement. It's easy to misjudge someone if you don't know them.

I like the khuk pic. I might put one of those on my kitchen knives next time I cook. :)
 
Lion's roar- I'm confused. Did you know was a popular comic art writer Frank Miller? He was known for addressing the darker side of humanity in comics. Some remember him for the comic, "Ronin".


munk
 
dang, I've been usin' kevlar!

Frank M. here is a diff one, Munk. But yes, Frank Miller did the important comix fer resurrecting a dying DC--Roinin, The Watchmen (Classic!), Dark Knight returns (why won;t they make this into a Batman movie?), and now I'm drawing a blank on the rest.

the Frank being discussed is the guy who used to mkt some italian mil knives in the U.S.

Keith
 
That's right, Ferrous- glad you knew that Frank Miller. Some think his Batman the greatest of all time. I have the Watchmen.


Sgt Rock- now that would be a great reference for these knives!!!!! My compliments to VML for remembering the good Sarge.



munk
 
Munk, OK, so I turn my brain off occasionally. And I realize that my compassion doesn't do didley without direction. I missed that by a mile. sorry.

I did meet the owner at the blade show, I thought that was who you were talking about.
 
What are you talking about Lionsroar? Your compassion does do diddley squat, and more, all the days of your life. Keep that switch turned on. "Off' is not an option.



munk
 
It kills me how much of a market there is for stuff like that. I mean I think anybody should be able to buy whatever they want, but seems like practical is losing to tactical these days.

One thing I like about the khukuris, is you can use them. They have a use. But it's odd all these tactical knives and non military assault weapons that are out now.

I always speculate that as people become more sedentary that stuff like hunting and hiking and camping are falling away as recreational activities. Now it's computers and movies. See the wicked looking gun or knife at the movie and go out and buy one like it the next week ;) A lot of the stuff ends up setting in a closet somewhere after a while.

You used to go to a gun store and it was mostly hunting rifles and pistols and some military rifles. Now round here 25% or more of the stuff is military assault weapon knock off stuff.
 
A-ha!

Found the cup-hilt khukuri finally....:D
 
the TP is there because i promise you folks - the very second you pic this new cup hilt khukuri model up....

you will crap your pants
 
if anyone has ever read the burke series of novels by andrew vachss, his reasoning for calling his giant bird dog (or neopolitan mastiff... cant recall off the top of my head) pansy, was because his last dog devil killed an intruder, and had to be put down becasue of it (no help from his name).

when i start making knives for "deanimation" purposes, the company is gonna be called something like "daisy tools" or "kiss and tell forge", something so fluffy and girlish that you laugh at them every time you see them... cause i dont want anyone using them who isnt willing to get past a horribly executed naming and logo capaign seemingly aimed at 11 year old girls. though that may work against me in the long run... well, as long as their all black :rolleyes:
 
SethMurdoc said:
if anyone has ever read the burke series of novels by andrew vachss, his reasoning for calling his giant bird dog (or neopolitan mastiff... cant recall off the top of my head) pansy, was because his last dog devil killed an intruder, and had to be put down becasue of it (no help from his name).

when i start making knives for "deanimation" purposes, the company is gonna be called something like "daisy tools" or "kiss and tell forge", something so fluffy and girlish that you laugh at them every time you see them... cause i dont want anyone using them who isnt willing to get past a horribly executed naming and logo capaign seemingly aimed at 11 year old girls. though that may work against me in the long run... well, as long as their all black :rolleyes:
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:D :D "My Little Pony Bladeworks" or "Carebear Tactical Designs"

--Josh
 
The "Shirley Temple"

for a particularly killer blade, the "Joan Crawford'

for a cunning, quick cut, (oH Lord, I've forgotten the name of the woman who cut her husbands penis off...)

For a double crossing blade. The "Tonya Harding"


munk
 
munk said:
for a cunning, quick cut, (oH Lord, I've forgotten the name of the woman who cut her husbands penis off...)
munk
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Lorena Bobbit. I just remember it because of her last name :D

--Josh
 
and along those lines - there arent enough/any high end knives designed for the feminin side of the species. the closest ive seen is the pink spyderco delica (a tiny blade), and the busse pink apple (beyond rare/only1 existing). and even those arent particularly girly, their just pink...
 
I wanna order a Daisy Forge Cinderella's Butter Knife please! The one with the special handle that increases your grip AND files you nails! :D :D

Thor
 
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