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[JonMcD]

I do believe it is evident that most of use our knives thusly (and if not you, this describes me!).

Listed from most use to least use:
1. Fidget spinner
2. Worry stone
3. Man jewelry
4. Cut tape on package
5. Gratuitous food packaging opening
6. Unnecessary food prep
7. Actual handyman tool/accessory

 

[321Bandaid]

Stopped by my parents after work to help them out moving in a new piece of furniture. My mom found this at an antique store for less than some of the knives in this thread! View attachment 2422691View attachment 2422696
Got so busy helping out I forgot to take some action picks of cutting moving tape! Here's a candid shot anyway lol
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While I was there my dad had just finished replacing the flooring from a water leak. I helped my old man get the washer & dryer moved back in & set up in the laundry room. View attachment 2422703 Removing old hose screen...View attachment 2422705
Hey, I'm starting to look like your avatar 321Bandaid

Not on my watch!! Give me all of your knives.

 

[paulhilborn]

Mundane tasks...opening frieght to put on sales floor

 

[redsparrow]

 

[5K Qs]

Hang in there GT! I see the finish line! The Aussies are almost there! You are aplombing this perigrinatory exercise with dominance . Excuse my customization of the vocabularization of these words .

Jon, I have no idea what you mean, but I like the way you say it!!

- GT

 

[pat9198]

I do believe it is evident that most of use our knives thusly (and if not you, this describes me!).

Listed from most use to least use:
1. Fidget spinner
2. Worry stone
3. Man jewelry
4. Cut tape on package
5. Gratuitous food packaging opening
6. Unnecessary food prep
7. Actual handyman tool/accessory

Number 1 here, and I have the band-aid on my thumb to prove it!

 

[ZHoovie]

Not on my watch!! Give me all of your knives.

Man, we gotta stop meeting like this. We got some funky Ju-Ju coincidences going on... First the Trestle Pine twin thing & now the finger knuckle band-aid....I swear this mess isn't on purpose

 

[pjsjr]

A 'glam' shot for now...

 

[321Bandaid]

Man, we gotta stop meeting like this. We got some funky Ju-Ju coincidences going on... First the Trestle Pine twin thing & now the finger knuckle band-aid....I swear this mess isn't on purpose

Don't get me started on the Pine. #rude

 

[birdsbeaks]

I do believe it is evident that most of use our knives thusly (and if not you, this describes me!).

Listed from most use to least use:
1. Fidget spinner
2. Worry stone
3. Man jewelry
4. Cut tape on package
5. Gratuitous food packaging opening
6. Unnecessary food prep
7. Actual handyman tool/accessory

It's not my fault I was born into an age of convenience!!!

You want legitimate knife use?? Fine!

Here's The Rider cutting off a length of toilet paper - just the same way our ancestors had to before the invention of perforations!

(Inexcusable lying commences in 3, 2, 1...)

My great-great-great grandpa was so poor he couldn't even afford a toilet paper knife - he had to use his teeth - which was difficult, because it was made out of leather back then - toilet leather!!!

We have it too easy nowadays...

 

[RickHuf]

It's hump day!!!

I ran like a maniac all day. Unfortunately I didn't take any pictures of the adventures with the lambsfoot! It did made a PB&J, opened boxes, cut my apple, sharpened the pencil, cut nylon strapping for a project and finally now that I'm home, it's cutting up some pork that has been cooking in home made sauce all day..... Ooooo yeah that's some good swine. Delicious sauce and gnocchi. I put too much shaky cheese on it but it's so good.


That's why I don't own any white shirts! Dude.... I can eat gnocchi anytime.

Hope everyone had a good day and I'll be sure to document the lambs adventures a bit better tomorrow.

 

[CelloDan]

"Hey yo my little chickadee bro !
How about a photo with my pocket knife ? It's for a GAW that I've entered on the Porch.
You up for it my dude ? "

""

 

[CelloDan]

"Please! Pretty please!"

"Thanks bro '

 

[Joefairbanks]

Found a little scraping project for the lamb this afternoon!

 

[Will Power]

A little drive time with this beauty. Day 3
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Great knife there. But a hazardous shot...need to apply the brakes and that Cattle Knife heads straight for the groin.. Unless of course you're at the wheel of a right hand drive car, who cares about passengers then

 

[Old Hunter]

Worked in Fayetteville today, took a field sample of Shaftliner board. Usually my pocketknife pictures are carefully posed, my action shots (with no one to take the picture other than me) are pretty poor. OH

 

[Boattale]

Peckerwood was a great help with a few chores. Thanks ole pard.

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[Old Hunter]

Joseph was swift with his reply. “It’s the E8a Diesel, Southern 6901, Dad.”

Of course, I had to fact check…

Southern Railway No. 6901, an E8a diesel passenger locomotive, routinely powered Crescent passenger train between Atlanta and Washington, D.C. It pulled the last Southern-operated Crescent train before Amtrak assumed operations of the route.

I love this engine design.

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Thank you, I appreciate the pictures! I wondered what Southern engine it was. I took a photo of the same engine at the Ivey City Yard in Washington DC on Christmas Day 1975. One of my wife's relatives worked there for Southern and got me in that day to wander around (I was carrying a Buck 301, my only nice pocketknife in those days). Unfortunately the cheap film and cheap processing I used back then has given me deteriorating slides now. OH

 

[seas165]

It's not my fault I was born into an age of convenience!!!

You want legitimate knife use?? Fine!

Here's The Rider cutting off a length of toilet paper - just the same way our ancestors had to before the invention of perforations!

(Inexcusable lying commences in 3, 2, 1...)

My great-great-great grandpa was so poor he couldn't even afford a toilet paper knife - he had to use his teeth - which was difficult, because it was made out of leather back then - toilet leather!!!

We have it too easy nowadays...

HAHA YES!!! i was thinking about doing this all day today! I usually use a cutting board though, i get a better cut that way.....

 

[birdsbeaks]

HAHA YES!!! i was thinking about doing this all day today! I usually use a cutting board though, i get a better cut that way.....

Well, I got through the first half easy - but after I took the pic, I had to baton my way through the rest of the sheet with a hairbrush I found on top of the tank!