search won't work for me?

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Hey guys, I can't seem to get the search to work, says something about either my account or??? I thought I read on here something aobut somebody sticking a knife in an onion and leaving it and getting an etched pattern, but can't search for itnow and don't have any idea how long he left the metal.

any help appreciated.
 
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Search is down for non-paying members

Since enabling searches again for non-paying members, we've been experiencing regular "Server too busy" messages, causing service outages for our paying memberships.

In order to better service our customers, we're removing the search option for non-paying members until we can get our servers upgraded. I apologize for the inconvenience, however searches are enabled for each level of paid subscriber including the $10-per-year basic membership.

Click here for more information on paid subscriptions.

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Search Engine FAQs & Tips

Here's some searching hints for those times that Spark turns off searching for us freeloaders.

Go to google.com

Click "Advanced Search"

On the new screen down a bit are two fields for DOMAIN. the first field should default to ONLY. In the second DOMAIN field enter www.bladeforums.com. This makes google only return search hits from BF.

Enter your search in the appropriate fields in the blue bar area and search.

For three character or less searches such as for some knife model numbers, this is more useful than BF's search which won't search on small words. But this is more difficult for searches on posts by certain people, but not too bad.

In some cases where you're looking for a specific phrase, this search is better than BF's.

Good searching without loading BF's servers.

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Here's a customized Google search page that will search BladeForums.com only -
http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=011197018607028182644:qfobr3dlcra
 
Dago Red, welcome to Bladeforums! :)

Sticking a high carbon blade into an onion, or dipping it in vinegar, or smearing it with mustard, or slicing an apple, will develop a patina on the blade, a graying of the surface that helps prevent the rust that high carbon steel is subject to.
 
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