The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Very helpful Jack. We opened and unloaded a pallet of pellets earlier, then opened a bag of said pellets to fill the stove at the shop.Gonna get these teeth torqued back down and go split some wood I suppose. I'm flying solo today, my brothers girlfriend works at the hospital here locally so we're avoiding each other for the time being.
Hope you're reunited with your brother soon 
Sometimes it's better we stay apart!That's good to hear Willie, sounds like you're hard at work, as always
We run the business together and see one another quite often and get inclined to squabble... Have a good one friend! 
Glad you're happy with it now
Nice collection there John
Jack Black
- The Smile PSA is so necessary. Lovely Hartshead.
Thanks David!I hereby bestow on yourself the title of 'Honourary Brit".
And your definitely set for the apocolypse now.
Good evening chaps. Just got back from a week away. My first order of business was stocking up on vital supplies.
I hope everyone's well.
I’ll gladly wear that title! It looks like you have a good start on your supplies for that apocalypse! 
Sometimes it's better we stay apart!
Hopefully nothing like this!
@Modoc ED - So good that you’re feeling better today. Cheers!
Good Afternoon Guardians.
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Albert Oates Sheldon.
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Jack’s Smile PSA is spot on. I took this selfie with a friend/neighbor this morning.
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Cool watch and Lambsfoot OHO
Not quite that bad, we had a humdinger back in school at the farm I worked on while the boss was laid up after a double knee replacement. I was a senior, he a freshman, wound up rolling around in the gutter (milking on a pipeline) and I had the choice of getting grief over beating up my little brother, or getting beat up by my little brother. I chose option A. Our mother wound up coming to the farm, making us kiss to make up and sitting in the front of the barn while we finished chores. Then we had to go apologize to the people we were working for... I had been there for years at that point, but it was a stinger anyway. Our occasional spats now don't even compare. I will say that there's nobody I'd rather work with though, because nobody really does have your back like your brother will at the end of the day.know what you mean Willie, I have a brother myself!
I'll join John and Harvey AND Willie in posting a selfie
Those are both stunning sir!Still on lockdown here! Fiddled with these two beauties today! Hope everyone is safe and sane!
I'm glad at least someone finds me attractive John!We are such a handsome lot...
You guys are all awesome!!!
I took care of that for you.
If my ugly mug doesn’t break the screens, nothing will.
Jack Black
- Thank you Jack it’s always. a bag of laughs when we get together. While puffing away, we start by ranting about why isn’t the World listening to us, and then laugh at our foolishness.We are such a handsome lot...
So good to hear from you, Dwight.
I'm glad to hear you're doing well and enjoying life.
It’s great to see you Dwight!
Great to hear from you, Dwight. Ace pic.
You stay safe too, my friend.
It's a tonic to see you here Dwight, and it's fantastic to hear that you and Cherri are well, you sound like an industrious pair!
Great to hear from y'all.
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Not quite that bad, we had a humdinger back in school at the farm I worked on while the boss was laid up after a double knee replacement. I was a senior, he a freshman, wound up rolling around in the gutter (milking on a pipeline) and I had the choice of getting grief over beating up my little brother, or getting beat up by my little brother. I chose option A. Our mother wound up coming to the farm, making us kiss to make up and sitting in the front of the barn while we finished chores. Then we had to go apologize to the people we were working for... I had been there for years at that point, but it was a stinger anyway. Our occasional spats now don't even compare. I will say that there's nobody I'd rather work with though, because nobody really does have your back like your brother will at the end of the day.
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I'll join John and Harvey in posting a selfie... Here I am in all of my glory enjoying a libation with my Rosie! I only have a hat on because I just butchered my hair... Usually cut it myself with scissors but ma got me a new trimmer for Christmas and I decided to use that, not a good idea...
I'll pitch in 
Still on lockdown here! Fiddled with these two beauties today! Hope everyone is safe and sane!
Hope you're finding plenty to do I'll join John and Harvey AND Willie in posting a selfie
Thanks for the response my friends!
Looks like a nice sunny day outside Stay safe folks 
That is a cracking story Willie, my brother is 6 years younger than me, and soft as a wet biscuit, so we never had any fights!
I'm going to try to use that one today. Great pic my friend, always nice to see a friendly face
Bunch of world class guys here.
Nice bit of shopping there David, so much for the shelves being bare
Double post! Darn it, they're panic-buying the internet!
Thanks David!
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Not quite that bad, we had a humdinger back in school at the farm I worked on while the boss was laid up after a double knee replacement. I was a senior, he a freshman, wound up rolling around in the gutter (milking on a pipeline) and I had the choice of getting grief over beating up my little brother, or getting beat up by my little brother. I chose option A. Our mother wound up coming to the farm, making us kiss to make up and sitting in the front of the barn while we finished chores. Then we had to go apologize to the people we were working for... I had been there for years at that point, but it was a stinger anyway. Our occasional spats now don't even compare. I will say that there's nobody I'd rather work with though, because nobody really does have your back like your brother will at the end of the day.
I fell out with both my younger brothers in my early twenties and we didn't speak to each other for over 15 years. we start by ranting about why isn’t the World listening to us, and then laugh at our foolishness.
