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I picked up one of your knives at Blade Show, and it didn't smell right. Whats up with that?
I picked up one of your knives at Blade Show, and it didn't smell right. Whats up with that?
Is yours one that Murph.... ummm.... forced a patina on the blade?
I picked up one of your knives at Blade Show, and it didn't smell right. Whats up with that?
For the record all Fiddlebacks, Fletchers and TM Hunt Knives are handled with latex gloves, given a full wipe down with bleach and then run through the dishwasher 12 times before being sold! It is the only way the EPA, Center for Disease Control and health department will let us sell them!
For the record all Fiddlebacks, Fletchers and TM Hunt Knives are handled with latex gloves, given a full wipe down with bleach and then run through the dishwasher 12 times before being sold! It is the only way the EPA, Center for Disease Control and health department will let us sell them!
Above and beyond service like that is why USA Made Blade is my favorite long-distance local knife shop! :thumbup: With that in mind, I'm sure your workman's comp payouts are atrocious from employees being treated for flesh eating bacteria and a myriad of STD's. Not to mention just the regular TB testing required for them all.
I picked up one of your knives at Blade Show, and it didn't smell right. Whats up with that?
I would suspect Murph is involved in his somehow. He has questionable dietary habits even for a yan....ummm...northerner
I bet some of the knives have even seen the inside of the Seymour CVS restroom.
Well there are a couple of possibilities
I think the knife your referring to was a knife the Bob Murray purchased and wanted me to hold for him until the end of the weekend. Since it was Bobs, who knows where that knife had been, but for your sake i hope you washed your hands after you picked it up.
Could of also of been that Dylan Fletcher beat you to my table. If thats the case, i hope you took a shower and flea bath after you left the table.
The last possibility could be that its the knife you stuck under your nut sack in retaliation of me scattering T.M.Hunt business cards all over your table while it was unattended. In that case that was probably the reason Bob Murray bought it so go back and read reason number 1.
For the record all Fiddlebacks, Fletchers and TM Hunt Knives are handled with latex gloves, given a full wipe down with bleach and then run through the dishwasher 12 times before being sold! It is the only way the EPA, Center for Disease Control and health department will let us sell them!