What's the most over used phrase in Knifedom?

made2cut · Nov 8, 2004

Great fit and finish

DaveH · Nov 8, 2004

"sharpest right out of the box"

OwenM · Nov 8, 2004

"heavy" Heavy use, heavy cutting, heavy-duty. Typically followed by a recommendation for the worst possible knife for the intended use.

DEA · Nov 8, 2004

you guys are all wayyy wrong

it's OUCH~!

Lone Hunter · Nov 8, 2004

"Whats in your pockets today" ?

Overgaar · Nov 8, 2004

Lasercut kitchenknife - never needs sharpening

ARtsig1 · Nov 8, 2004

SOLID as a rock. I should know since I use it often.

diamdave · Nov 8, 2004

Nawww... it's "shaving sharp"

Shann · Nov 8, 2004

tactical seems overused. I don't even really know exactly what it means. A Buck 110 is pretty "tactical" when its open.

Fool4Blades · Nov 8, 2004

"How much you want for it?"

MY most overused phrase fer sure!

loodieboy · Nov 8, 2004

"I've bought my last knife."

Bobwhite · Nov 8, 2004

"Tactical" has spilled over into everything. I hate the term "defensive folder". Rubs me the wrong way.

Walking Man · Nov 8, 2004

Here's one I hear too often:
"Would you be interested in a trade?"

Sword and Shield · Nov 8, 2004

"Surgical stainless" has to be my worst. :barf:

T. Erdelyi · Nov 8, 2004

Apparently based on some other threads, Slipjoint is overused.

selfinflicted · Nov 8, 2004

DEA said:
you guys are all wayyy wrong

it's OUCH~!

Hence my name.

James Muehlner · Nov 8, 2004

Razor sharp, at least in advertising.

fulloflead · Nov 8, 2004

"Stainless"
"It has a RC hardness of..."
"Limited Edition"
"Dishwasher safe"

"LNIB"
"Handmade" (When they really mean hand assembled by little Chinese girls)
"High-carbon Steel"
"Convenient one-hand opening..."
"...by the Franklin Mint"

Calling plastic handles anything and everything beside PLASTIC!

Orozcov · Nov 8, 2004

...Sebenza!

SpyderJon · Nov 8, 2004

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