How can we promote a positive image of knives?

Ankerson said:
Even the cheapest junk kitchen knife at Wally World will work better than 99.99% of those folders people carry and use for food prep.

I classify using folders for food prep as playing with their knives, same with using them as flip toys.
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thought you would enjoy this :) (insert sarcasm) note:the poor lonely steak knife on the plate....
[video=youtube;v4Isa-gIp7U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4Isa-gIp7U&feature=player_embedded#![/video]
 
furfmonkey said:
thought you would enjoy this :) (insert sarcasm) note:the poor lonely steak knife on the plate....
[video=youtube;v4Isa-gIp7U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4Isa-gIp7U&feature=player_embedded#![/video]
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My steak knives do better than that. :D

Lots of sawing going on there...
 
Strangely enough Victorinox Sentinel is the best steak cutter I have, better than dedicated steak knives and most certainly better than whatever the restaurant provides. The serration pattern common on other knives looks like a row of teeth where it's pointy on the hills and sharp on the valleys. The pattern used on Vic 111mm knives looks like waves, so it's continuously sharp on the hills and the valleys.

Still, it gets used rarely in public places. One time the waiter didn't bring the steak knife, she promised to return with one but she must have forgotten. I used the Vic before the steak got too cold.
 
Shun Higo Nokami Personal Folding Stainless-Steel Steak Knife
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