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lord help me...Kylie might get crazy tonight:p
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Tonight? Hate to break it to you but you are crazy. lol
 
No pic Luke

Holy Cow!!! That took a ridiculous amount of time and energy to just post a pic. I decided I wanted to upload full sized pics again so I tried Imgur. Ultimately I had to break out my computer to have access to the BBcode link. If you or anyone else knows how to access it via the iOS Imgur app, I'd love to hear it. What a pain!!

Anyways, the pic is up now.
 
I know a lot of you probably are not huge fans of the bowie style, I really never have been. My mind is being altered however, this thin slicer is turning out to be a great woods AND kitchen knife. Thanks Andy, I'm sold....

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I love that BFB!! I was wishing I could afford it when it was posted. I love the blade style on those and want one for an edc later on. I may be omne of the few others here who enjoys cooking with this style of blade. In my youth I did a LOT of cooking using clipped point blades, hunting knives to start with, then military ones in some darker times. So now using a clipped blade is just second nature for me in most tasks. I know that due to having to pull the edge across the wood on pretty much all cuts will dull the knife quicker, but I still enjoy the need for blade control. I edc a Lonestar, and I've used it in the kitchen a good bit along the way too. I like the way it handles like a dream with my forefinger on the point of the clip, my thump in a pinch grip on the side of the handle, and my other fingers on the bottom of the handle with my pinkie braced against the pommel swell. It's like a sexy wooden-handled scalpel with a wicked attitude :)

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I love that BFB!! I was wishing I could afford it when it was posted. I love the blade style on those and want one for an edc later on. I may be omne of the few others here who enjoys cooking with this style of blade. In my youth I did a LOT of cooking using clipped point blades, hunting knives to start with, then military ones in some darker times. So now using a clipped blade is just second nature for me in most tasks. I know that due to having to pull the edge across the wood on pretty much all cuts will dull the knife quicker, but I still enjoy the need for blade control. I edc a Lonestar, and I've used it in the kitchen a good bit along the way too. I like the way it handles like a dream with my forefinger on the point of the clip, my thump in a pinch grip on the side of the handle, and my other fingers on the bottom of the handle with my pinkie braced against the pommel swell. It's like a sexy wooden-handled scalpel with a wicked attitude :)

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Beautiful pics as always....I love that lonestar. I'm right with you, I need the control you can get with that style blade.

Now I need a lonestar in my kitchen, damnit...
 
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