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Oh great, a yard full of middle-aged guys, sucking in their guts all afternoon.
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My biggest fear if they are goodlooking is that the guys tongues that are hanging out will be burn't in one of the forges and not by my relish. HEHEHEHEHE!!!!J. Neilson said:Oh great, a yard full of middle-aged guys, sucking in their guts all afternoon.
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spear for yourself J. 
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Here is a email from Charro Zuck. He was answering the one I sent.
They are both straight, one has a boyfriend (for now) and one's shopping around for a boyfriend. They're both pretty kickass chicks in my book.
This will be a first over here all the Olefart's on their best behavior.
I got the same bad mouth no matter what. Look I treat Higgy pretty straight even though. HEHEHEHE!!!!!
They are both straight, one has a boyfriend (for now) and one's shopping around for a boyfriend. They're both pretty kickass chicks in my book.
This will be a first over here all the Olefart's on their best behavior.
I got the same bad mouth no matter what. Look I treat Higgy pretty straight even though. HEHEHEHE!!!!!
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I'm 26. At least I wont be the youngest one there! Look for the small guy driving the gay car. (was given a VW bug when my old car died....price was right, but it is pretty lame)
So im bringing my forge materials, some beer....whatever knives I have laying around....
Anyone like little old custom folders? I have these two I was planning to sell, but might trade for materials or whatever:
First is a custom made by ?Bonner?....no info on him. Very odd locking system and blade...ive seen one other by him, shaped like a fish. I heard he may have passed away....
Second is a gorgeous old custom. Made in Nogent, france. No info on the maker. Bernard levine confirmed it is a custom, said I need to talk to the cutlery museum in Nogent to get more info, but I am lazy. This thing is tiny and beautiful. MOP scales, fileworked, tiny hollow ground scissors smaller than a dime:
What the heck else do people bring? I am a hammer-in virgin.
So im bringing my forge materials, some beer....whatever knives I have laying around....
Anyone like little old custom folders? I have these two I was planning to sell, but might trade for materials or whatever:
First is a custom made by ?Bonner?....no info on him. Very odd locking system and blade...ive seen one other by him, shaped like a fish. I heard he may have passed away....
Second is a gorgeous old custom. Made in Nogent, france. No info on the maker. Bernard levine confirmed it is a custom, said I need to talk to the cutlery museum in Nogent to get more info, but I am lazy. This thing is tiny and beautiful. MOP scales, fileworked, tiny hollow ground scissors smaller than a dime:
What the heck else do people bring? I am a hammer-in virgin.
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GrassHoppa will be the youngest one he is 21 yet. Make sure you bring safety glasses and allot of $$$$$. HEHEHEHE!! It's $30 to get in but wait till you see what we charge you to get out.
Look for the small guy driving the gay car. Are you sure you have that worded right????? Got the a and u in the wrong places?????
Make sure you wear none flammable clothes. Ask Bill The Flame Vining.
Bring what ever you got for show and tell and for sale or trade
Look for the small guy driving the gay car. Are you sure you have that worded right????? Got the a and u in the wrong places?????
Make sure you wear none flammable clothes. Ask Bill The Flame Vining.
Bring what ever you got for show and tell and for sale or trade
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indian george said:
Nice nice...guess I had that coming...I'll bring whateer I can dig up!
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HEHEHEHEHE!!! I have been nice to you since you are new here.TikTock said:
Wait till after the HI. HEHEHEHEHE!!!!
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Heh! I look forward to it!
Im looking forward to seeing some bowies....my shop output has beeen limited to blades under 6" because of my HT setup (im too stubborn and impatient to send out for HT)....that should change after the HI....Also looking forward to seeing some hidden tang work and such as my work has been all full-tang.
Im looking forward to seeing some bowies....my shop output has beeen limited to blades under 6" because of my HT setup (im too stubborn and impatient to send out for HT)....that should change after the HI....Also looking forward to seeing some hidden tang work and such as my work has been all full-tang.
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i might bring some stabilized maple burl for sale. if not i'll atleast throw a block in the raffle, after all I only have 12 or so blocks left.
looks like a good turn out for this one guys, and gals
looks like a good turn out for this one guys, and gals
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If anyone is up for a challenge, I will bring my most favorite and dangerous toys......
I have two 1.5" N48 Neodymium Sphere magnets. I think once connected they take over 300 pounds of latery force to pull apart. They are some absurd 9,000+ gauss at the tips. They distort a TV from across the room. They can and will break bones if they snap together and some part of you is between. If you put one on each side of your hand, you can actually feel them try to push your hand bones apart to get to one another. Throwing a beer cap in a 3 foot vicinity, they will suck them up. They were made for a science experiment and I bought them from the scientist. I dont think there are any larger sphere neodymium magnets in existence.
They serve no purpose, but I dare any man to attempt to pull them apart without knowing the trick on how to do it. Once, I had to pry them apart using a sheet of aluminum and a hammer. Then I had to pry them off the hammer.
I could go on and on....they kick ass.
I have two 1.5" N48 Neodymium Sphere magnets. I think once connected they take over 300 pounds of latery force to pull apart. They are some absurd 9,000+ gauss at the tips. They distort a TV from across the room. They can and will break bones if they snap together and some part of you is between. If you put one on each side of your hand, you can actually feel them try to push your hand bones apart to get to one another. Throwing a beer cap in a 3 foot vicinity, they will suck them up. They were made for a science experiment and I bought them from the scientist. I dont think there are any larger sphere neodymium magnets in existence.
They serve no purpose, but I dare any man to attempt to pull them apart without knowing the trick on how to do it. Once, I had to pry them apart using a sheet of aluminum and a hammer. Then I had to pry them off the hammer.
I could go on and on....they kick ass.
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Revisted
01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
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01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
35
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01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
35 Jay Boynton ( the other flame)
01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
35 Jay Boynton ( the other flame)
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revised
01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
35 Jay Boynton ( the other flame)
36 Robert Sharood
37
01 Charro Zuck Umass student
02 JERRY ADAMS
03 GRASSHOPPA
04 PAUL SABIN
05 DAN (FISHNET)GRAY
06 BILL HEINBACH
07 Cheeeeesel
08 JAY MULCAHY (Mr. Late)
09 J. NEILSON ( Goat's Thumb J.)
12 JIM SISKA
13 Richard Kilpatrick
14 Indian George
15 Blaine (Scar Head)
16 Jeff Higgins( Mr. No Show)
17 BBBBB Beaver
18 Colin Brash
19 Mace
20 Rene Roy
21 Paul Duerr
22 Dave Sylvester -(Good beer Dave)
23 Bill V. ( The Flame)
24 Dan Pierson
25 Joe Cabaup
26 Kaliandk9s
27 Brian Colby
28 Zack C.
29 David Schott
30 Kook
31 Ed Wilson
32 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
33 U Mass metalsmithing students( young ladies)
34 Mike the Mick
35 Jay Boynton ( the other flame)
36 Robert Sharood
37
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Holey Moley!
My forge materials are coming thursday. My knives for show are coming back from sheaths friday.
I just hope it doesn't rain!
My forge materials are coming thursday. My knives for show are coming back from sheaths friday.
I just hope it doesn't rain!
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Bri: What type of ride are you offering????Saberman said:
They go to U mass Dartmouth and their studio just moved two miles from my house. 
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Dude !!!!! Do not say the R word.TikTock said:
We will have this Hell or High Water. :thumbup: :thumbup: