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And you know Bob, I do still have that stencil sitting in a container in the shop. Jussayin'
We may have to go bigger...And you know Bob, I do still have that stencil sitting in a container in the shop. Jussayin'
But would they work against chupacabras? I never got settled up with the one that I beat with the cane...Maybe because they can pierce Godzilla's hide, like if you wanted Godzilla steaks one evening.
Unfortunately I didn't have one to hand when the incident occurred... If I'd have hit whatever it was with a blade instead of a cattle cane it certainly wouldn't have gotten away. Although the reach afforded by the cane was certainly nice, especially while diving into the weeds to get my chicken back.My knives cut chucacabras like they were made of construcion papel
Not too many goats hereabouts. I suspect that it was, in reality, a trash panda. That being said it was pretty dark and fighting off a chupacabra makes me sound braver than I actually am.Chicken?
I thought they were goat-suckers...
Yours must have been from out of Town...
Not too many goats hereabouts
fighting off a chupacabra
I'm busy enough without having to hunt down every cryptid that someone sees in their yard.Obviously not fighting off enough of them.
I agree: let BigFoot take care of them!I'm busy enough without having to hunt down every cryptid that someone sees in their yard.
I hear he’s busy making knives ….I agree: let BigFoot take care of them!
Or on holiday with a Wendigo.I hear he’s busy making knives ….
The chupacabra being a long, narrow wharncliffe with serrations.
WendigoDefinitely a Kris blade too.
Dive knife! Call it a siren.Or on holiday with a Wendigo.
ETA: I'm starting to envision a cryptid inspired line of knives... The chupacabra being a long, narrow wharncliffe with serrations.