What a way to cut the cake!

gundy

gundy

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My son had his 7th birthday today and before he cut the cake, he told his mum he wanted to use 'Dad's' knife.

Who was I to say no... :)

Man they grow up too
 
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That is one happy Boy:thumbup::thumbup:
There is going to be a lot of young ones at the trough in a few years:cool:
 
Did he think Dad's knife was his present? Probably too smart for that! Wielding that blade at my 7th birthday party would have had me smiling too. I'll have to wait until my 5 year old grandson gets out of his 'Pirate' period before I let him handle the big blades. Happy Birthday Master Gundy!
 
Very cool.!!


THe future of the Trough is up to us:)

My son is three but he's getting there too.
 
Very cool pic!:thumbup: My little almost 3yr old menace would tear that cake apart with or without a knife :D
 
Happy Birthday to lil' Gundy!!! :)

Is there any other way to cut cake? :confused: :p

Using INFI does seem to have a way of bringing out a smile. :thumbup:

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Look out, Gundy...this young'un is all set to taste the Kool-Aid!! Happy Birthday to your hog-to-be!! :D
 
Great pic... Enjoy them younger years, they grow up FAST!!! Mine has gone from eyeballin my INFI collection to eyeballin my Guns AND INFI!!
 
What is that cake??? Looks like a knee covered in a faceguard. I wanna see the whole thing!

Cool pic!
 
Happy Birthday to the knife wielder.

+1 on wondering what the cake is....I thought it looked like a rocket thruster on a space ship or something.

On a cakecutting note, I get an ice cream cake for my wife every year at the beginning of the shcool year, and we keep it in the deep freeze. I use her BM-E to cut it, because the normal knives don't do do well on the deep freeze cake unless I heat them up. Infi seems to handle icecream and cake just fine though...still shaving sharp after.

--BubbaThud
 
Mate, Christmas time is going to be VERY expensive for you this year!

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