Thanks, Jack.
Wonderfully scenic shots of your SamDamLamb and Ancient!
Probably can't go wrong (knife-wise
) by doing that, Ron! Very attractive twosome!
Jeff, thanks for the confirmation on the KaBar/RR Halfhawk resemblance.
And I'll join you and Vince in decrying the misuse/overuse of "literal", "literally", and "awesome" (although I'm guilty of using a LOT of superlatives in this thread - at least I try to use lots of
different ones
). I'm pretty confident about my use of "literally", but I'm less confident of my fast and loose usage of "EDC": I'll use it as a noun, an adjective, or a verb (or "verbish phrase" - in the example in question, I used EDC as a verb, but it probably really abbreviated the phrase "carry every day").
Anyway, your knives certainly inspire confidence: Jeff's classic workers are a pair of aces, and Vince's AC exemplifies both style and substance!
Speaking of teachable moments, I wondered if "old curmudgeon" was redundant (are there any young curmudgeons?). In the course of investigating, I discovered that no one seems sure of the origin of the word!
I agree with
@r8shell, and applaud her word choice!!
And you're to be praised for your peerless parenting, Vince!
Harvey, your venerable lambsfoot is sweeter than the donut it rests on!
Thanks, Jack.
Now I seem to be yearning for a black (or blue) Pioneer X.
I have a very old Buck 110 one of my brothers gave me a couple of years ago, but almost never carry it because it's SO heavy (and ugly, IMHO
).
But a lite version would definitely be more appealing.
Your mojo is still working, Tom; Go, Blues!
That scout looks like it's been sharpened according to one of my "principles": the part of the blade that gets used the most must be sharpened the most!
Thanks, Dean; I like to think it's a quartet with harmony!
Such a recognizable knife with the distinctive coloration!
A guy could happily grow old with that same old pair!
I know what you mean, Ron. I've been trying to listen to some of the music from my youth lately, and decided I had pretty good taste!
Superb jackknife, Dave; that 2-blade version is peachy!
Thanks for the info, Dwight.
- GT