The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Willie's GuitarNow, there’s a whole industry devoted to doing that to perfectly good, brand new guitars. Fretboard wear in unlikely places, belt buckle rash, and fake forearm wear. The worst are the ones coming out of factory custom shops. All of that fake wear is plugged into a cnc machine so that each guitar has the exact same damage. They charge a hefty premium for it, too. They call it “relicing, and people who could achieve the same results by tossing their guitar down the driveway snap them up. This makes them look like they’ve paid their dues in the blues clubs down at the crossroads.
Rust as a styling choice has become a thing on antique vehicles too. "Customizers" call it "patina". I find myself mentally yelling at the computer: "Its RUST you dummies!"I remember when it was fashionable (‘70s?) when people (Mom) did “antiquing”. It involved lightly beating wood furniture with chains ~ “distressing”, putting on a few layers of paint, and partially wiping it off.
Now, there’s a whole industry devoted to doing that to perfectly good, brand new guitars. Fretboard wear in unlikely places, belt buckle rash, and fake forearm wear. The worst are the ones coming out of factory custom shops. All of that fake wear is plugged into a cnc machine so that each guitar has the exact same damage. They charge a hefty premium for it, too. They call it “relicing, and people who could achieve the same results by tossing their guitar down the driveway snap them up. This makes them look like they’ve paid their dues in the blues clubs down at the crossroads.
Oh, I believe it's you! I was having a problem seeing a Grey beard on that youthful face! I remember taking selfies in the photo booth too. I think mine are all lost to the sands of time though!No foolin! That’s me.
Back in high school, when takin a selfie meant going to the drugstore, closing the curtain and dropping a quarter in the machine. I can’t find the ones with my girlfriend hanging all over me!
You were watching the grandkids, and playing with a pocket knife, not really watching bluey, right? Right?
I thought of that too. Willie earned his
Mostly beats the alternativeAin't life grand.![]()
Rust as a styling choice has become a thing on antique vehicles too. "Customizers" call it "patina". I find myself mentally yelling at the computer: "Its RUST you dummies!"
If that old git box could talk!
Don't worry, it took me a little while to get the joke for today. BTW, I love your prehistoric find and am excited to see how your project ends up.Because of today's date, I can't help reading your Daily Affirmation calendar with a sarcastic tone.![]()
Today's carry, no joke. I've got a project in mind.
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As do I, once I finally understood it.Thank you, Jeremy.
Haha... I love that it says that on April Fools Day.![]()
Those two are spectacular, Joshua.View attachment 1781400
Black Friday is sharp in multiple ways.
Trust me when I say somewere there’s a stoner out in his garage with grandpa’s old Martin and a Dremel trying to copy this.
Yes, it’s a .45 Long Colt. It’s a little heavy on the ankle but it carries well, weak side inside the pants..45LC?
Nice backup.![]()