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With all the hype about a Busse kitchen knife... can we get some rats in the kitchen?!?!?!?!?!
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Rats in the kitchen!!!
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Had my Bandicoot in the kitchen yesterday! Did well, but a thinner blade would have done better!
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I think when the D2 blades come out were going to be hearing some success stories about them in the kitchen.
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I'm planning on using my Battle Rat to carve the turkey!
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Steven! Thanks for the idea!!!! I had the tough but now I can tell my wife "read there! I'm not alone to do that!!!"
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Oli........., are you sure you wanna try that? Remember what happened with the apple tree!
Remember what happened with the apple tree!
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yeah...I should maybee reconcider that one...
beside Rikke's mother will be there and she think I'm crazy so it won't probably do...:grumpy:
beside Rikke's mother will be there and she think I'm crazy so it won't probably do...:grumpy:
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Same story here! Lene's mother thinks I am nuts too! She's right of course, but I'll never admit it to her!
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damn! forget the Battle Rat! pull a motorsaw!
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I would pull the &¤%&¤( chainsaw, but it's out of business and has been for some time!
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Damn Danish girls! Sabotage!!!!
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Olivier & Bo,
Theres a very interesting comparison test with the Battle Rat versus Stihl Chainsaw. Its right on this forum.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=226255
Theres a very interesting comparison test with the Battle Rat versus Stihl Chainsaw. Its right on this forum.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=226255
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Ian,
Thanks man! That is hilarious!
Oli,
Sabotage it is and for no reason! I mean, all I did was give the chain a good sharpening with my trusty file at the kitchen table, then fire the little critter up and proceed to test sharpness on one of her cutting boards!
Did a bit of damage to the kitchen table, but nothing I couldn't repair with plastic padding and some greenish paint I found!
Suddenly the chainsaw was disabled and has been ever since. Women!!!
edited because of poor spilling!
Thanks man! That is hilarious!
Oli,
Sabotage it is and for no reason! I mean, all I did was give the chain a good sharpening with my trusty file at the kitchen table, then fire the little critter up and proceed to test sharpness on one of her cutting boards!
Did a bit of damage to the kitchen table, but nothing I couldn't repair with plastic padding and some greenish paint I found!
Suddenly the chainsaw was disabled and has been ever since. Women!!!
edited because of poor spilling!
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Bo,
It reminds me of xmas a lot of years ago. Must have been about fifteen. My new wife then, wanted me to cut a xmas tree for inside the house. After searching around in the bush for a good looking tree, cutting it down and hauling it back to the house. She discovered it was about two feet too tall.
She was horrified when I kicked the old chain saw up and lopped a couple of feet off the bottom. The house was full of smoke for about half an hour after that.
I must admit she has me more house trained nowadays.
It reminds me of xmas a lot of years ago. Must have been about fifteen. My new wife then, wanted me to cut a xmas tree for inside the house. After searching around in the bush for a good looking tree, cutting it down and hauling it back to the house. She discovered it was about two feet too tall.
She was horrified when I kicked the old chain saw up and lopped a couple of feet off the bottom. The house was full of smoke for about half an hour after that.
I must admit she has me more house trained nowadays.
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Ian,
Jeeze Louise! I was just joking and you actually did it!
Heh! I think it was a brave thing to do and what does a little smoke in the house mean anyway?
Hmm...I did start up my scooter in the hall once! Two stroke smoke all over and one very unpopular guy for some time!
Jeeze Louise! I was just joking and you actually did it! Heh! I think it was a brave thing to do and what does a little smoke in the house mean anyway?
Hmm...I did start up my scooter in the hall once! Two stroke smoke all over and one very unpopular guy for some time!