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.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but those skinny jeans are so 2014... just ditch them already.
Once y'all get back to wearing regular pants, you'll find there's plenty of pocket room for a #21 -- and more!
Agreed! But on a different note, what are you saving the body for?Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but those skinny jeans are so 2014... just ditch them already.
Once y'all get back to wearing regular pants, you'll find there's plenty of pocket room for a #21 -- and more!
That bot thought all that up ?
Is Dan pulling my leg I wonder ? ............... sure hope so !
This only works until you get married.
Not a good name for a creamery (out of business), doesn't inspire sanitary thoughts.
Thank ye Bob, I do like to spoil myself. Nobody else volunteered for the jobGreat quiver of knives FC.
Is that a Brooks saddle? Sweet.
I knew I liked you Steve! The only thing better than a Brooks is a bicycle, or maybe a knife. But the last two don't feel so good on your arse, so I think it's ideal to have all three.BROOKS!!!!!
Best. Saddle. EVER.
Nice knives, too.all the critters, monsters, ailen planet scenery, and ailens in the fixed blade's handle.
Congrats on the Grandpa time, sounds amazing. Does that phase ever end? My boy is 7 and one of his favorite games is "We have sword hands and Dad is evil and must be decapitated". I may have taught him that one...Ha! He's 2-1/2 yrs old and going thru that monster phase. The little dude might use a pocket knife on me if I hand him one.
That's funny Jeff! I always phrased it "Nature or nurture, either way it's your fault".
Knife pics!Agreed! But on a different note, what are you saving the body for?
Thanks, Paul and Todd.That’s for sure!
That’s fantastic! Congratulations Greg!
Looking forward to seeing you both again at the knife show, only a month away.Congrats on the Grandpa time, sounds amazing. Does that phase ever end? My boy is 7 and one of his favorite games is "We have sword hands and Dad is evil and must be decapitated". I may have taught him that one...
I hope everyone has a great three blade Thursday!
Thanks Jack, Louie is a pit bull.
See, that's the thing though, it makes too many mistakes.Ok, ok, oh my, this is just too much LOL
Allow me one more entry regarding this chatgpt AI thing and I’ll let it go
I posted a while ago a pic of myself on my kick-sled being “chased” by a Sasquatch while carrying my GEC Viper
So I ask chatpgt to write a story about it
This is it, for real
First the pic:
Request for chatgpt:
Write a short story of how I narrowly escaped a hungry Sasquatch chasing me through the woods and how I managed to get away on my kick sled. Tell the reader how I defended myself with my trusty GEC Viper pocket knife
ChatGpt:
In the heart of the dense, snow-laden forest, I found myself pursued by a hungry Sasquatch, its primal roars echoing through the trees like thunder. With adrenaline coursing through my veins, I sprinted as fast as I could, the beast's heavy footsteps closing in behind me.
As I dashed through the frosty underbrush, I reached for my kick sled, hastily assembling it with trembling hands. With a swift kick, I propelled myself forward, the sled gliding over the snow-covered ground with surprising speed. But the Sasquatch was relentless, its massive form gaining on me with each passing moment.
Desperation drove me to grab my trusty GEC Viper pocket knife from my belt, its sharp blade gleaming in the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees. With a quick flick of my wrist, I brandished the knife, ready to defend myself against the oncoming beast.
As the Sasquatch closed the distance, I maneuvered the kick sled with precision, weaving through the trees in a frantic bid for escape. With a guttural growl, the creature lunged towards me, its massive claws outstretched.
In a split-second decision, I dodged to the side, narrowly avoiding the creature's grasp. With a surge of determination, I lunged forward, driving the blade of my knife into the Sasquatch's side with all the strength I could muster.
The creature let out a deafening howl of pain, stumbling backward in surprise. Seizing the opportunity, I kicked the sled into high gear, hurtling away from the wounded beast as fast as I could.
Behind me, the Sasquatch roared in frustration, but I was already disappearing into the depths of the forest, my heart pounding in my chest with the exhilaration of my narrow escape. As I raced towards safety, I knew that my trusty pocket knife had been my saving grace in the face of danger, a reminder of the importance of always being prepared in the wilderness.
I love seeing that one Todd. Awesome bone
I use ChatGPT to create all of my posts. In fact, I don’t even own a knifeHi folks
A few minutes ago I had the idea of asking chatgpt to write me a post for this thread
Here is what I asked;
Write a post for a traditional knife forum. The post must show an embedded picture of a Victorinox Cadet Swiss army knife and say something regarding how I got to use it today and the joy of carrying it.
Here is the answer
( ChatGPT did not embed a picture or signed it with my username so I added those two things, the rest is the bot, we are doomed
Title: Embracing the Everyday Joy: Victorinox Cadet by My Side
Hey fellow knife enthusiasts,
Just wanted to share a little story from my day that reminded me why I love carrying my Victorinox Cadet Swiss army knife everywhere I go. Today, I found myself in a situation where I needed a trusty tool to tackle a small task, and as always, my Cadet came to the rescue.
Whether it's opening packages, tightening a loose screw, or even just slicing an apple on the go, this compact companion has never let me down. Its sleek design and practicality make it a constant companion in my pocket, ready to assist at a moment's notice.
I've had this Cadet for years now, and every time I use it, I'm reminded of the quality craftsmanship and reliability that Victorinox is known for. Plus, there's something satisfying about the ritual of unfolding those familiar tools and putting them to work.
Here's a picture of my trusty Cadet in action today:
[Embedded picture of Victorinox Cadet]
Do any of you have similar stories of everyday utility and joy with your favorite knives? Feel free to share your experiences and thoughts!
Happy carving,[Your Username] CelloDan
