Fusion Battle Mistress - Distress

two pieces of steel, both weigh the same and are the same length.

one is a round pipe.

one is an I-beam.

the I-Beam is stiffer.

but neither cut, shoot or taste worth a $hit
 
Test number 2. . . Garth just wholloped me in the head with 2 gun barrels. . . One fluted. . .one unfluted. . . . the fluted one hurt a lot more!!! :D

Any questions? If so, Garth will personally come to your house and beat the living crap out of you with a fluted barrel and then you can judge for yourself! :thumbup:

Cheers!

Jerry
 
Jerry Busse said:
Okay, I just drank a flute of Pig's Nose and I am MUCH stronger than before I drank it!!!. . . . Case closed!:thumbup:

Jerry:D


Yeah....

Stronger...



Smelling!





I've been looking for an opportunity to use that since fifth grade. Thanks Jerry.
 
JohnTheTexican said:
Yeah....

Stronger...



Smelling!





I've been looking for an opportunity to use that since fifth grade. Thanks Jerry.

That's why I'm here. . . . It's what I do. . . :D . . . :thumbup:
 
I am at work and you guys are drinkin.... Who gives a fat rats butt about the stiffness of anything but the drink I need and cannot have.

rjd
 
rjd said:
I am work and you guys are drinkin.... Who gives a fat rats butt about the stiffness of anything but the drink I need and cannot have.

rjd

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rjd said:
I am work and you guys are drinkin.... Who gives a fat rats butt about the stiffness of anything but the drink I need and cannot have.

rjd
work? don't you think we're working???
why don't you try to open five bottles in a row while you're typing????
 
JohnTheTexican said:
The curvy one, as long as they're the same weight.

Thank heavens you qualified that John or Cobalt would've posted the pics of the Crispy Creme girls again and all would've been lost. . . well, maybe not ALL, but I guarantee you that my lunch would've been lost!!!:barf:


:)
 
Dream of INFI good Skunk.
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mmmm....corrugated bevels :)
 
Hey Skunk, If anyone needs to be drinkin tonight, I am sure it is you and Jerry. I come in a close third due to the fact that I have to explain the obscene amount of money I spent on blades to my spousal unit.

rjd
 
JohnTheTexican said:
Geez, Jerry, get a clue. You're way too drunk to participate in this conversation. :D

You've ground out a practically imperceptible amout of metal, and you're talkinglke taking a bit of metal away from a thich sheet is somehow similar to bending a thin sheet. Maybe, and I stress maybe it will have an effect on the slicing ability of the blade because thing sliced might not stick to stuff as easily. I have some Wusthoff kitchen knves that seem to work this way. But I think we all know that the reduction in weight is negligable and that a blade with metal removed is marginally less stiff that one with metal not removed.

All that greater surface area is going to do is provide a larger surface for oxidation (or it would if we had an option that didn't include paint).

Yep John, you're absolutely right. I also never bought the arguement that removing material from the blade made it stiffer that and equal thickness cross section without the bevels.

As you point out, *maybe* it affects slicing ability.
 
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