Yangdu's blems for 6/2 -- pix and steals.

Bill Martino · Jun 2, 2003

15 inch 21 ounce AK by Kumar. 10/10 rig with grainlines in handle that will never develop into anything serious. $62.50 delivered

15" 1.25 lb BAS by Kumar. 10/10 rig with two small superglue fix cracks in handle. $50 delivered.

Beautifully done 18 inch 21 ounce fast Chitlangi by Sher. Same deal -- grainlines -- $62.50 delivered.

Great 15" 15oz. Sirupati by Kumar. Another 10/10 with grainlines. $62.60 to your door.

16.5" 1.5 pound WWII by the old master himself, Bura. 10/10 effort with small superglue fix crack in handle. $62.50 delivered to your door.

BruiseLeee · Jun 2, 2003

Finally a semi pointed WW2. Karda looks like someone stepped on it though.

SamuraiDave · Jun 2, 2003

Arrrgh.... Look at that Chit!!!

Bill Martino · Jun 2, 2003

WWII & Chitlangi gone.

Ferrous Wheel · Jun 2, 2003

whomever, on that 18" Sher Chit. Pointy!

Keith

Skeletor · Jun 2, 2003

Look at the karda on that BAS. I think if these stay up much longer I may have to take the Siru.

Mad Mike · Jun 2, 2003

Won't your Mom and Dad get mad

?

Bill Martino · Jun 2, 2003

BAS and AK left.

Mad Mike · Jun 2, 2003

Looks like Sheletor won't have to make a trip to the "wood shed"

.

Skeletor · Jun 2, 2003

You're right, my parents would get mad.

raghorn · Jun 2, 2003

The karda on that BAS is gorgeous!

Eric C · Jun 3, 2003

Goodness!! These are Kumar's blades...I can't believe they're still here. If I had the dough, they'd all be mine by now, but my khukie jar is empty after that chitlangi. Grab these, folks...don't miss out!!

Thanks, Keith. Can hardly wait for it to get here.

Eric

btice · Jun 3, 2003

Tell you what, these are good deals. I am a little short of khuk funds this month. It's been a long time since I had to deal with medical expenses. I can't believe how expensive it all is! I am saving my pennies for a khuk to give to a young man who will be graduating in a month from Air Defense Officers Basic. His eyes really lit up when I showed him a Kumar 18" Sirupati. HIKV continues...

Ben

raghorn · Jun 3, 2003

Do I buy another BAS or do I get that new set of strings for the upright bass?

I was all set to buy those strings when that old 20" AK popped up.

Need vs. want...

Naaah, better get the strings.

Bill Martino · Jun 3, 2003

BAS and AK still looking for a home.

t1mpani · Jun 3, 2003

I would love to give them one, but my funds are depleted...and in spite of past jokes, I really DON'T want to live on Alpo!

donutsrule · Jun 3, 2003

Originally posted by t1mpani
I really DON'T want to live on Alpo!

I'll second that!

Great bargains to be had for someone who doesn't already have one of these, though.

Yvsa · Jun 3, 2003

Originally posted by t1mpani
I would love to give them one, but my funds are depleted...and in spite of past jokes, I really DON'T want to live on Alpo!

Many years ago a local dog food plant had the reputation of sometimes using human as a meat and bone meal source for some of their dog
food.

Seems that for $35.00 you could drop a body off with no questions asked.
I don't know if it was really true or not as I never had a need for such services at the time.
Wish they were still in business from time to time now.

Another thing I don't know if it's true or not is that the scuttle butt going around was that they always used the bodies in their ALPO Label.

:footinmou :barf:

SilverFoxKnows · Jun 3, 2003

It's made out of people! IT'S PEOPLE!!!

Frank

P.S. I'm drooling over the BAS. But I'm not sure if I want to eat Top Ramen for the next two weeks.

btice · Jun 3, 2003

Check out the salt content in Top Ramen. Of course a Shiner or two will help.

Ben