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I basically live in the razor clubs lol. (what else is there to do when your professor is blabbing on about non-linearity and bifurcation and oscillating steady states and progression into chaos...)...

hmmm... so that theory is bust. (Guess it was a mental block lol)

Now that I think about it, its less because German's like round points, but more because Americans liked squares. It may just be a mental block that I subconsciously imposed on myself (as I proposed...

I could be blatantly wrong on this but I've seen a lot of German round points and not too many American round points. Maybe because Americans preferred the very rectangular blade shape? Or preferred...

I've seen spanish points called "Dreadnought" points. Also in that drawing it looks like its called a hollow point- or is that a barber's notch thats called hollow?