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Knife knuts probably know that once you become addicted to blades, there isn't much you won't do to get hold of that knife which you crave for.
You will think about it incessantly. Try and save as much as you can afford to acquire it in record time, and will probably dig up as much information from the Internet and elsewhere to reinforce your obsession.
The Way of the Blade is also to see that your collection is nothing to be ashamed of. You start to collect more and more expensive blades, even though the habit threatens to create dents in your bank vault.
You will find things to cut so much so that you become restless if there is nothing "cuttable" near you.
You will look for any excuse to use the blade and at the slighest encouragement, you will whip out your latest acquisition and start showing off regardless of the frightened looks you receive from curious bystanders.
The Way of the Blade is enthusiasm mixed with a fair amount of dedicated and meshed with a whole lot of relentless pursuit of the sometimes unreachable.
But boy, what a rush!
You will think about it incessantly. Try and save as much as you can afford to acquire it in record time, and will probably dig up as much information from the Internet and elsewhere to reinforce your obsession.
The Way of the Blade is also to see that your collection is nothing to be ashamed of. You start to collect more and more expensive blades, even though the habit threatens to create dents in your bank vault.
You will find things to cut so much so that you become restless if there is nothing "cuttable" near you.
You will look for any excuse to use the blade and at the slighest encouragement, you will whip out your latest acquisition and start showing off regardless of the frightened looks you receive from curious bystanders.
The Way of the Blade is enthusiasm mixed with a fair amount of dedicated and meshed with a whole lot of relentless pursuit of the sometimes unreachable.
But boy, what a rush!
