Cherokee Rose

Well I know I can't afourd it but I will go without food for a while for a knife like that. Archangel I feel the same way you do. I am a starving student who I guess is going to get a little more starving.

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I wish I had never looked at the board today, or I had logged on later, that way I could have admired it wished I had it but not buy it.
 
Grob said:
Well I know I can't afourd it but I will go without food for a while for a knife like that. Archangel I feel the same way you do. I am a starving student who I guess is going to get a little more starving.

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I wish I had never looked at the board today, or I had logged on later, that way I could have admired it wished I had it but not buy it.
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You are a good man, and you won't be sorry for this decision. That blade will last you the rest of your life and you will be able to pass it down to your grandchildren. Keep it and cherish it, who cares if you won't be able to afford Ramen noodles this week! :D

That is one absolutely beautiful blade. You must post pictures when you recieve it. There really is a magic about this one, it is something special.:thumbup:
 
That is a stunning blade...The Cherokee Rose is one of my MUST HAVES from HI!!

Grrr not having any cash!!!<~~just bought a digi phone :)
 
Hi Guys,

I know how you feel. My Cherokee Rose, "The Vixen," rests beneath my spare pillow. For me she's a comfort. For anybody else, she'd be a real pain!

Regards,

Carter


P.S. If you don't have a Cherokee Rose, you should definitely save up for one... She's a FINE lady... ;-) CFL
 
Congratulations Grob! :thumbup: Looks like it found the one meant for it.

Please let us know how you like it when it arrives. The last three sisau wood carved handle roses have been something else.

Norm
 
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