What MANLY thing did your (traditional) knife do today?

[supratentorial]

So far... I used the short clip blade on my Case/Bose Norfolk to open a new bag of dog food and to break down some boxes for recycling. And I used the Wharncliffe blade to cut a cantaloupe in half. The back of the blade worked well to remove the seeds - an unplanned bonus. In addition to being a good cantaloupe knife it made quick work of the boxes. The thing's a pocket scalpel.

 

[puukkoman]

The other day lol, my victorinox recruit cut open a 40lb bag of dog food and a 40lb bag of rabbit food.

Sounds redundant to me... Dog food, and dog food food...
My Queen Mountain Man is with me today, but so far the only thing it's done has been to unbox a cross-slide drill press vise that I just got in the mail.

 

[Knife Crazied]

So far its opened a bag of cat food. Very womanly if you ask me.

 

[the rat]

Used my dogleg jack to cut up some strawberries for my frosty flakes and to peel some oranges, I think that is very manly.

 

[cnas122]

I used my Tennessee Jack to sneakily cut out magazine pages in a doctor's waiting room

 

[1581zebra]

Used my dogleg jack to cut up some strawberries for my frosty flakes and to peel some oranges, I think that is very manly.

Yep
My new ebony dogleg hasn't done much yet today, but it has cut up my daily orange:

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[1581zebra]

Grilling is manly, right?

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[okbow68]

did cut a cigar

now thats what I'm talking about

 

[Amos Iron Wolf]

Used my Mora to butcher two grapefruit. Used my Queen D2 Folding Hunter to slice up a couple of vegan burritos for lunch at work. (Where I'm at now. Sshhh.)

 

[Bastid]

Elliott and I have mutually decided to close this thread. It has been enjoyable, but also a little out of the realm here.

We will be glad to reconsider, if anyone wants to get in touch and discuss it's relevance.