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Death chat begins......

I am back from the party next door. Anyone still standing. I see Jerry and Garth have booked......
 
Actually I would rather use carbon steel blades for kitchen work. They are usually a softer Rc hardness and easier to steel and sharpen, at least for me.
 
RLB said:
Actually I would rather use carbon steel blades for kitchen work. They are usually a softer Rc hardness and easier to steel and sharpen, at least for me.
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I have a general distaste for anyting stainless unless it's a folder. I firmly believe any fixed blade should be treated with upmost respect, and should include an oiled massage after a hard day's work.
 
I am still around. Just taken a nap here and there. Have to be back at the shop in a few hours. There are benefits to living really close to work. Get drunk at work, walk home, about a mile or so cross country, sleep a bit then walk back. Gotta admit kind of a cold walk though. Nothing a refreshing as a brisk walk through the woods.

Garth
 
Hey Garth....wow....I would never make it but I am old. I bet that walk woke you up huh??
 
Garth Reckner said:
I am still around. Just taken a nap here and there. Have to be back at the shop in a few hours. There are benefits to living really close to work. Get drunk at work, walk home, about a mile or so cross country, sleep a bit then walk back. Gotta admit kind of a cold walk though. Nothing a refreshing as a brisk walk through the woods.

Garth
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Now here's the question of the night . . . What knife will you be carrying as you walk back in the woods?!
 
Garth Reckner said:
I am still around. Just taken a nap here and there. Have to be back at the shop in a few hours. There are benefits to living really close to work. Get drunk at work, walk home, about a mile or so cross country, sleep a bit then walk back. Gotta admit kind of a cold walk though. Nothing a refreshing as a brisk walk through the woods.

Garth
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Been there, I work with developmentally disabled clients (I run a janitorial crew, night shift), the office is only 12 blocks from my house so I walk it often, and the local quickie mart has good beer and cheap, so I stop for a brew-2-go (you wouldn't believe how many nights I need a beer to de-stress) and finish the last 8 blocks sippin' on an Oregon brew.
 
Rob_Mob said:
Now here's the question of the night . . . What knife will you be carrying as you walk back in the woods?!
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Knife might be secondary weapon....primary would reach out and put you down before it got too close. Just sayin!
 
Firestrike said:
Been there, I work with developmentally disabled clients (I run a janitorial crew, night shift), the office is only 12 blocks from my house so I walk it often, and the local quickie mart has good beer and cheap, so I stop for a brew-2-go (you wouldn't believe how many nights I need a beer to de-stress) and finish the last 8 blocks sippin' on an Oregon brew.
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Does help you unwind doesn't it...
 
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