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Off to the quote thread with you.
I posted it yesterday in a C&H thread here. That was nice of Jim to comment.
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I posted it yesterday in a C&H thread here. That was nice of Jim to comment.
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Dayum, way to step up your game, John! 
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Thanks Shel, slow but sure
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After a bit of a nervous week of delayed delivery dates, she made it back from photigraphy. She went AWOL around Jersey for a few days with the Post Office
She'll be on her way tomorrow.
She'll be on her way tomorrow.
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Some parting shots to accompany the video.
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She's here, and I really can't put her down and stop fondling her!
I literally can't stop saying , "WOW!!!"
So much so, my wife is getting annoyed with me. 
This is an amazing knife, and I am humbled and proud to be her new owner! John really outdid himself this time, this one is truly an amazing piece! I don't have too many customs, but this one would be hard to top IMO. It's going to be difficult to bring myself to using this one, but I will. This is one that will be passed down, I do not ever intend to sell it. (Though if someone offered me one meeeeelion dollars, I might have to consider it...
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The weather is crap here today (raining all day), so I did the best I could to get some shots of the knife and the package contents in the natural light on the kitchen table. It's supposed to be nicer in a couple days, so I'll have to take some other pictures later on.
The cowbell is pretty cool too! This one is extra large, and I think this might just be the first Redmeadow necklace! It's funny, this actually reminds me a lot of an old necklace I used to wear when I was a kid. It's a small Walrus tusk, about 2" long, on a round leather cord, that my dad brought back for me from a trip to his uncle's place near Anchorage, AK. I still have it around somewhere, I'll get a photo of the two of them together when I get some better weather.
The only other thing I can say right now is, "THANK YOU SO MUCH JOHN!!!"
I literally can't stop saying , "WOW!!!"
So much so, my wife is getting annoyed with me. This is an amazing knife, and I am humbled and proud to be her new owner! John really outdid himself this time, this one is truly an amazing piece! I don't have too many customs, but this one would be hard to top IMO. It's going to be difficult to bring myself to using this one, but I will. This is one that will be passed down, I do not ever intend to sell it. (Though if someone offered me one meeeeelion dollars, I might have to consider it...
)The weather is crap here today (raining all day), so I did the best I could to get some shots of the knife and the package contents in the natural light on the kitchen table. It's supposed to be nicer in a couple days, so I'll have to take some other pictures later on.
The cowbell is pretty cool too!
This one is extra large, and I think this might just be the first Redmeadow necklace! It's funny, this actually reminds me a lot of an old necklace I used to wear when I was a kid. It's a small Walrus tusk, about 2" long, on a round leather cord, that my dad brought back for me from a trip to his uncle's place near Anchorage, AK. I still have it around somewhere, I'll get a photo of the two of them together when I get some better weather.The only other thing I can say right now is, "THANK YOU SO MUCH JOHN!!!"
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Glad it made it Jared and hope it serves you well!
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Yeah. When my son first saw it, he was like, "Whoaaaaaa..."
Yeah, the PO was definitely making us nervous, lol. Thank you my friend!
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My wife caught me gently stoking the handle of this knife tonight, and gave me a "look"... 
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What was her response to the cowbell?My wife caught me gently stoking the handle of this knife tonight, and gave me a "look"...
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<---This... Same as the first one, and the one I won and hung on the Christmas tree. And almost all my other knife-related things. 
Some of us don't take hints very well. Just ask my ex wives.Hope you don't hate me after this is over...
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Welcome to Bladeforums and the Redmeadow subforum.
Just out of curiosity, your profile says you’re a 23 year old. How many ex wives do you have?
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A 23 YO female no less...
It's a spammer profile, I'm near 100% sure of it. I reported the post. ETA - Could also be a returning troll. Either way...
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Moar/betterer pics... (man, I really hate having to resize/downgrade these SO much now. The 1MB was SO much better. The fine detail in the originals gets completely lost. 
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(man, I really hate having to resize/downgrade these SO much now. The 1MB was SO much better. The fine detail in the originals gets completely lost. )
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Great pics but you should be out bowieing things with that.
The first couple of backdrops I tried to use crumbled in fear....