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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben325e View Post
    Dave, if you like knives, then there is one thing you SHOULD NOT DO!! I definitely would not go to the forums at Knifeforums.com homepage, and if I did go to said forums, I would ABSOLUTELY not visit the "IN THE KITCHEN" sub-forum that's about halfway down in the list... These actions would be a very serious and perhaps costly mistake!

    Only people who are up to no good would do such a thing...


    If that sounds in any way complicated, then I would definitely not click In the Kitchen (Topic list) - Knifeforums.com - Intelligent Discussion for the Knife Enthusiast - Powered by FusionBB

    It would be a devastating mistake!
    Mr. Ben, you bad bad man, you. Well, it was only a matter of time, but I blame you for turning me on to knifeforums. I'm already hooked and it's only been 1/2 hour. It's all your fault!!!

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    hah..it's only natural to find your way to knifeforums..or from there to here!


    Quote Originally Posted by Chris L View Post
    Mr. Ben, you bad bad man, you. Well, it was only a matter of time, but I blame you for turning me on to knifeforums. I'm already hooked and it's only been 1/2 hour. It's all your fault!!!

    Chris L

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris L View Post
    Mr. Ben, you bad bad man, you. Well, it was only a matter of time, but I blame you for turning me on to knifeforums. I'm already hooked and it's only been 1/2 hour. It's all your fault!!!

    Chris L
    Who? Me?

    The really bad part is that you probably already have a good selection of waterstones etc, so now all you need is a good knife collection to sharpen up!

    If you've never used a razor sharp kitchen knife, you'll see such a difference. It's like going from a Bic disposable to (insert your favorite straight razor here)...

    I've noticed that the fresher the food is, the more you need a knife. So now I've actually started eating healthier. If I plan a dinner that doesn't need knife work, then I know that it's probably not as healthy or fresh as it could be! Or is that just an excuse to feed my addiction....hmmm.... Nah... it's definitely about the health...



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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben325e View Post
    Dave, if you like knives, then there is one thing you SHOULD NOT DO!! I definitely would not go to the forums at Knifeforums.com homepage, and if I did go to said forums, I would ABSOLUTELY not visit the "IN THE KITCHEN" sub-forum that's about halfway down in the list... These actions would be a very serious and perhaps costly mistake!

    Only people who are up to no good would do such a thing...


    If that sounds in any way complicated, then I would definitely not click In the Kitchen (Topic list) - Knifeforums.com - Intelligent Discussion for the Knife Enthusiast - Powered by FusionBB

    It would be a devastating mistake!
    Thanks a lot Ben. I actually went to that forum yesterday just after you posted it, I'm always up for a disaster. Man, there are some fine blades out there for any occasion, I love it! I'm safe for the time being with my various ADs as my income level only allows me to look at all of the nifty expensive toys however. I am about to start with a new client, three nights per week in home diner service for five, hot lunch delivery at the office for two, three to five days per week, and prepping kids lunches when school starts.
    Cush for all of us but I am really afraid of what may happen with my AD syndrome, not to mention the opportunity to spend a lot more on my girlfriend as not to seem selfish with my new toys.

    Oh well, at least it all serves a functional purpose right? I guess I can use the kitchen knives as a tax rite off also!!!
    Last edited by davisbonanza; 08-03-2008 at 12:59 AM. Reason: commas

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