Domestic Manners of the Americans: Case Large Texas Toothpick (610098 SS)

[schmalhaus]

[video=youtube;mY3GN0zogMU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY3GN0zogMU[/video]

 

[gruntmedik]

Another fine job. :thumbup:

 

[comoha]

Superbly informative.

 

[jackknife]

Good review. :thumbup:

I have always had the feeling that the toothpick was some distant cousin of the French knife. Just too similar in profile. With the toothpick being from the deep south, and old New Orleans being such a rich French culture, it's just too much of a coincidence.

Carl.

 

[abcdef]

Most enjoyable.

 

[hogslayer]

Wow that was great, thanks

 

[stockdog]

Well done and thanks for posting.
Bob

 

[Big Dave]

Outstanding. I looked back at your other videos too. Great work.

 

[Dornblaser]

Great video. I, too, watched a few of your other great vids.

 

[panicotr]

Knives, history, literature; well presented with good music (what was that anyway). In our southern patois "don't get no better than that."

Thank you,
Tom

 

[schmalhaus]

well presented with good music (what was that anyway)

If you had watched the video to the very end you wouldn't have to ask. (Hint: There's a credits screen.)

Thank you for your kind words on my video!

Stefan

 

[Ballenxj]

Nice video, and some interesting information.
-Bruce

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Excellent! Very informative. I really enjoyed it.

 

[whetrock]

Unfortunatley I can't watch the review due to my super slow internet connection but I'm glad to see toothpicks getting a little more love around hear I've always felt they were an excellent pattern that fills a great niche in the slipjoint world.

 

[knarfeng]

Nice review of the knife.
Nice history lesson.

Thanks for posting that.