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Amy-0 said:
Crap.....

I will give you $150.00..............and a cheesecake for them both:thumbup::thumbup:

I am also a giver:):)
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Low blow, bringing out the cheesecake like that... :grumpy:
 
Guyon said:
I like this approach. Direct. Simple. Few words but gets right to the point. I'm going to save this one away for future posts. :thumbup:
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I'm glad you like it! :D I've actually "borrowed" this approach from 360Joules. I am still but the padawan. :p
 
A female CNN journalist heard about a very old Jewish man who had
been going to the Western Wall to pray, twice a day, every day, for a
long, long time.

So she went to check it out. She went to the Western Wall and there he
was, walking slowly up to the holy site.

She watched him pray and after about 45 minutes, when he turned to
leave, using a cane and moving very slowly, she approached him for an
interview.

"Pardon me, sir, I'm Rebecca Smith from CNN. What's your name?"

"Morris Fishbein," he replied.

"Sir, how long have you been coming to the Western Wall and praying?"

"For about 60 years."

"60 years! That's amazing! What do you pray for?"

"I pray for peace between the Christians, Jews and the Muslims. I pray
for all the wars and all the hatred to stop. I pray for all our
children to grow up safely as responsible adults, and to love their
fellow man."

"How do you feel after doing this for 60 years?"

"Like I'm talking to a frickin' wall."

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"A" is older than "B", because it has the "Hump back", small holes, larger diameter plunge radius and older handle profile. As far as blade material, "Officially", all Birds Beak Steel Hearts are made from A2, "Unofficially", my guess is that there may be some knives that were made from transitional forms of INFI, but I don't know that for sure. I don't think the the dimples indicate the material is INFI, as I have seen them on both knife materials. You should send them to me for further analysis and I'll tell you what they are worth. :eek:
 
randucci said:
"I don't think the the dimples indicate the material is INFI, as I have seen them on both knife materials.
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I always wondered about that. You consistently hear about "INFI dimples" yet when I stripped my HRLM it had plenty of dimples under the coating. Is there some type of distinguishing INFI dimple characteristic?
 
Dimples Don mean Diddly.

Look up some of my old posts about different sizes of Holes.

Call up Jerry some time to learn just what the Holes were/are For, your safe, you put your name on the Non-disclose.

As far as What was made When.

Hint, look at the shape of the end of the slabs farthest from the pommel.

Get one of these fellas with Many to do a side by side(Hint, look at old pictures right here on this site)

Arange by grind and sheath, Hole Size does have meaning, but not as to age, For the most part.

Ask Jerry about the Effects of Differing Heat treats on Apparent Excess scale formation on full thickness stock.

You Know? it is more fun to Drink and post.
 
the dimples mean they have chicken pox, so you need to get rid of them quick. Since I have already had chicken pox, I will hold them for you until they clear up.:thumbup:
 
Cobalt said:
the dimples mean they have chicken pox, so you need to get rid of them quick. Since I have already had chicken pox, I will hold them for you until they clear up.:thumbup:
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Why, oh why, didn't I think of that ... first? ;)
 
papathud said:
Dimples Don mean Diddly.

Look up some of my old posts about different sizes of Holes.

Call up Jerry some time to learn just what the Holes were/are For, your safe, you put your name on the Non-disclose.

As far as What was made When.

Hint, look at the shape of the end of the slabs farthest from the pommel.

Get one of these fellas with Many to do a side by side(Hint, look at old pictures right here on this site)

Arange by grind and sheath, Hole Size does have meaning, but not as to age, For the most part.

Ask Jerry about the Effects of Differing Heat treats on Apparent Excess scale formation on full thickness stock.

You Know? it is more fun to Drink and post.
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How about this picture?


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