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Ack, it's hideous ! =P
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OH MY EYES, MY EYES!!!!!!!!
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Listen!!!!!! You got one butt cheek on the right, another on on the left and a LIL TURD in the middle. HEHEHEHEHEHEHE!!!!
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Hi friends,
Well, I've been initiated
to the New Bedford, Massachusetts ex-biker 
, dragon's breath, hot treat relish and sausage eating, blade smithing, knife making crowd. Actually, it wasn't the full initiation, as I believe you need to have more than just 6 people razzing you to be full member of the club 
. That, I believe comes in two weeks when about two dozen guys are going to get together for a hammer in. I'm not sure I'll be able to stand having that much fun, but I'm going to do my best!
Now that I've eaten heat treat sauce (not the actual relish, mind you), gobbled up some smoked sausage (Larry, sorry I ate one of yours :barf
, Done some forging with Big Bertha the hydraulic press (way cool) and even drank a beer (I don't drink) . I can honestly say...life's a trip and then you die (bet you didn't expect that). Thankfully, when I go to meet my maker, if I don't get in the pearly gates, I won't be afraid to dance with the devil in Hades. Because, I've been to Indian George's, and am now somewhat versed at taking the heat.
Just got back into my folks (in NH) tonight with all the parts to set up a forced-air propane forge AND a gallon of Parks 50, yey! Stopped at Dan Pierson's on the way home and picked up a small drill press. Thanks Dan 
. Also stopped in Connecticut and picked up a 5.5" post vise I bought off of eBay while I was still in Hawaii (still have two to go get in Vermont). I ordered a grinder from Norm Coote, which is still in the box. Looks like I should have fun practicing a bit more at trying to figure out how to make a few knives.
George, Larry, Cuck, John, Paul, Nathan...nice to meet you guys! See you in a couple of weeks.
Aloha, Phil
PS - The hands gesturing in the photo (I don't think the camera will ever work again) are 'simulating' the funky Hawaiian salutation (a shaka) meaning, hang loose (kinda like Hakuna Matata! or no worries mate).
Well, I've been initiated
to the New Bedford, Massachusetts ex-biker , dragon's breath, hot treat relish and sausage eating, blade smithing, knife making crowd. Actually, it wasn't the full initiation, as I believe you need to have more than just 6 people razzing you to be full member of the club . That, I believe comes in two weeks when about two dozen guys are going to get together for a hammer in. I'm not sure I'll be able to stand having that much fun, but I'm going to do my best!Now that I've eaten heat treat sauce
(not the actual relish, mind you), gobbled up some smoked sausage (Larry, sorry I ate one of yours :barf, Done some forging with Big Bertha the hydraulic press (way cool) and even drank a beer (I don't drink) . I can honestly say...life's a trip and then you die (bet you didn't expect that). Thankfully, when I go to meet my maker, if I don't get in the pearly gates, I won't be afraid to dance with the devil in Hades. Because, I've been to Indian George's, and am now somewhat versed at taking the heat.Just got back into my folks (in NH) tonight with all the parts to set up a forced-air propane forge AND a gallon of Parks 50, yey
! Stopped at Dan Pierson's on the way home and picked up a small drill press. Thanks Dan . Also stopped in Connecticut and picked up a 5.5" post vise I bought off of eBay while I was still in Hawaii (still have two to go get in Vermont). I ordered a grinder from Norm Coote, which is still in the box. Looks like I should have fun practicing a bit more at trying to figure out how to make a few knives. George, Larry, Cuck, John, Paul, Nathan...nice to meet you guys! See you in a couple of weeks.
Aloha, Phil
PS - The hands gesturing in the photo (I don't think the camera will ever work again) are 'simulating' the funky Hawaiian salutation (a shaka) meaning, hang loose (kinda like Hakuna Matata! or no worries mate)
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Glad to hear you survived the initiation!! Nothing on earth compares to IG's sauce & relish!!
Nothing on earth compares to IG's sauce & relish!!
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Glad to hear you survived the initiation!!
Dewey, Phil was in tears and sweating with just the sauce. HEHEHEHEHE!!!
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He would dehydrate around here then. I put that on 75% of what I eat!! Did ya plant peppers for a fresh batch this year?? I'd even come & help ya make it!!
Did ya plant peppers for a fresh batch this year?? I'd even come & help ya make it!!
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He would dehydrate around here then. I put that on 75% of what I eat!!
Yep!!! Plus Kook's friend grows them commercially and I plan on buying a bushel.:thumbup:
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I forgot to tell ya , the Phil got a new haircut when he was here. Got a little to close to the forge.
Got a little to close to the forge.
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Im sorry Geo, every time I go to look at the buttholebuddys your Avatar catches my attention. I figured out how to blow it up Wow!
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BB, I hope you didn't hurt your lips???? HEHEHEHR!!!