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One Reason I Love Traditionals

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Edit: Sorry guys I was not trying to put down other knife preferences or companies with this thread, I was simply attempting to share a laugh :o I hope nobody got offended by this, I'm fairly new to bladeforums, though I've been a member for a few years I've only been active since this Spring so I have yet to fully understand proper form.
 
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I like them for their aesthetics. Old-fashioned brass and horn always just feel so warm in my hand. It's a gentleman's fare, and it will cut as well as any "tacticool" knife. It's just as safe, too, if you're using it properly.
 
I like 'em for the same reason I hunt with a Winchester Model 94. I like 'em for the same reason I drive a Chevy Truck. I like 'em for the same reason I raise most of my own food. And I especially like 'em because you can't buy em at Wal-Mart!
 
I'll take my "tacticool" blades anyday. I just buy ones with awesome steel I guess. Also I didn't know I was on failchan. ;)
 
I like them cause they're purty. Easy to carry. And like you said, they work just as well.
 
And a box cutter will outperform your Barlow when cutting boxes. Does that mean Barlows are junk? Nope.
 
One thing about a knife related website is that you will find folks that enjoy all different sorts of knives.
I think it is fine to have favorites, but after you get somewhat skilled at contributing on a forum like this, put downs of any type of quality cutlery are generally considered to be poor form.
 
Maniacal Pete said:
One thing about a knife related website is that you will find folks that enjoy all different sorts of knives.
I think it is fine to have favorites, but after you get somewhat skilled at contributing on a forum like this, put downs of any type of quality cutlery are generally considered to be poor form.
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I guess I should keep that in mind, I'm a fairly new member, really only got active a few months ago, I suppose I just naturally assumed everyone browsed through as many memes a day as I do and would find this funny :o Thanks for the heads up I'll be sure not to stir up any more stuff like this haha
 
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