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.
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Battening down the hatches here as there is another severe storm heading our way
stay safe buddy. We got weather coming tonight also. Good news is it's suppose be be cooler now for a while.Sure is a lovely
Sure is a nice one
Looks like your enjoying itHave a good evening all.Cherri's been away for a few days... so... I've been taking it easy...
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Looks yummyI know everyone’s sick of hearing from me and seeing my knife but I can’t help it.
Dropped Flynn off at school then Charlie, Billy and I visited the local cafe. Coffee and almond croissant is always my go to
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Which reminds me . I need coffee 
Thanks Jack. I’ve never had the pleasure of shootin a Scorpion. Interesting sub gun though!Interesting pic buddyDid you ever fire a CZ Skorpion?
My wife just says she's going to sell each of my knives for $10 apiece when I pass.
She has no idea as to the value of my pile.
Our mice are smarter than that, or the wires in our vehicles are just tastier than peanut butter! I love it when Butty comes running in to show off the mouse she just eliminated.
I’m going to be asked to be buried upside down. I’ll definitely do some rolling when Hannah sells my guns and knives for the price I tell her I pay for them
I know everyone’s sick of hearing from me and seeing my knife but I can’t help it.
Dropped Flynn off at school then Charlie, Billy and I visited the local cafe. Coffee and almond croissant is always my go to
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That croissant looks great! Hope they aren’t working you too hard.
Great pic! Bluey is a big deal in our house, too (and the only reason my American kids know what a dunny is).
I did wonder the other day, when you said that she liked the knife, if perhaps certain information had been withheld.
I’ll never get tired of seeing pics of these knives, but I may have a biased personal attachment.
The girls were supposed to have swim lessons tonight, but the gym lost power due to the weather, so Julie took them out to dinner instead.
I wasn’t on swim lessons duty because I had tickets to see a staple of the unofficial Guardians Film Club.
I grabbed a quick bite before the movie. I had hoped to find a place close to the theater where I could maybe get a pint, but there were mostly pricey steak houses and that sort of thing in the area, so I settled for an overpriced (but very tasty) burger and fries at Shake Shack.
As you can see, I had my 2024 Guardians Lamb with me. The movie was, of course, great. It was nice to watch it in a theater (I don’t think I saw it in theaters when it came out), and the remastered Dolby Atmos audio was surprisingly awesome.
Unfortunately a movie theater isn’t a great place for knife pics, so I promise to double up on Lambsfoot content tomorrow.
Sounds like you should probably put together some sort of list that she’d be sure to find if something happens to you, but that you can be sure she won’t find while you’re still around.
I definitely have it somewhere Dwight, it's a great picI remember that photo Jack. Wish I had saved it. Ole Harvey looked like quite a character in that pic!
I spent ages looking for it last night, but it must have got moved to the wrong folder or something. I'll keep searching for it tonight I think I've seen you in Leeds market pal!Have a good evening all.
Thanks buddy, I hope that weather went through without any harmSure is a lovely
LOL!I know everyone’s sick of hearing from me and seeing my knife but I can’t help it.
Dropped Flynn off at school then Charlie, Billy and I visited the local cafe. Coffee and almond croissant is always my go to
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Looks tasty Jack Another cool pic David
I shot one a few times 40 years ago, very little recoil, as you'd imagine with that calibre, but it climbs in full auto if you don't use the stock!
A strange gun, but interesting historically. One of the strangest subs I've had a play around with is a Hotchkiss Type Universal, (I had to look up the name, as I only knew the manufacturer), folds up like some kind of Steam Punk handbag, with a spring-loaded barrel! When I was getting knives made up in Sheffield many years ago, two of the dodgiest-looking guys I've ever seen came into the cutler's workshop, and they had a deactivated vintage MAT-49 in a case. I'd never met them before, and they were very surprised I knew what it was. It wasn't me they had come to speak to though, and in retrospect, I dread to think why they wanted to talk to the cutler, who unbeknown to me, had some dodgy dealings 
Sorry for the digression folks Looking good my friend
Good for you Mitch, they look comfortableNew stuff,
Last night bought myself some new shoes.
I suffer with my feet, and am always buying new footwear. My house is starting to look like a male version of Imelda Marcos's wardrobe! Fantastic photos Dan, you and your Lambsfoot can charm birds out of the air
Oh no! I thought you'd finished with the nights Paul!
I hope you can get some more regular hours soon pal, your GL-24 is a beauty When I lived in Arizona, I’d hunt them in the backyard with a black light, but I usually found it easiest just to crush them with a long stick. I think shooting them would be a little impractical. Wait, I think we’re talking about different things…
I once knew a French guy whose family were all officers in the French Foreign Legion. He had grown up in Algeria, playing with the local kids, where the favourite game among young boys, was snatching up scorpions by the tail! Sounds like a great night my friendThe girls were supposed to have swim lessons tonight, but the gym lost power due to the weather, so Julie took them out to dinner instead.
I wasn’t on swim lessons duty because I had tickets to see a staple of the unofficial Guardians Film Club.
I grabbed a quick bite before the movie. I had hoped to find a place close to the theater where I could maybe get a pint, but there were mostly pricey steak houses and that sort of thing in the area, so I settled for an overpriced (but very tasty) burger and fries at Shake Shack.
As you can see, I had my 2024 Guardians Lamb with me. The movie was, of course, great. It was nice to watch it in a theater (I don’t think I saw it in theaters when it came out), and the remastered Dolby Atmos audio was surprisingly awesome.
Unfortunately a movie theater isn’t a great place for knife pics, so I promise to double up on Lambsfoot content tomorrow.
It's funny, because I can remember seeing the movie for the first time, and it must have been in a theatre, but I really can't remember it! I saw the other two in theatres too, but Shaun is my favourite Burger and fries look good too Barrett Hope you have a good day Guardians 
I need a plan! I haven't even written a will yet!Perhaps that will be my next give away. A knife, to person who can create that plan for me.
Thanks Jack.I definitely have it somewhere Dwight, it's a great pic
I think I've seen you in Leeds market pal!
Thanks buddy, I hope that weather went through without any harm
LOL!
Another cool pic David
I shot one a few times 40 years ago, very little recoil, as you'd imagine with that calibre, but it climbs in full auto if you don't use the stock!
Looking good my friend
Good for you Mitch, they look comfortable
Fantastic photos Dan, you and your Lambsfoot can charm birds out of the air
Oh no! I thought you'd finished with the nights Paul!
Sounds like a great night my friend
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has had a good week. I have some stuff to do at home, and then I'm heading out to the post office, and to the hardware shop (couldn't even find screws in Leeds market yesterday!). I might be able to call in at Charlie's, but I have lots of dull things to do at home unfortunately
Pics Dan