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Post by marcinek »

Hate to get even farther off topic, but for some reason my mind went right to fleam when I saw that knife.

I don't know why. ::shrug::

But what better time than Friday to discuss castration and bloodletting? ::smirk::
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Post by smiling-knife »

"The caponator" I like it ::tu:: We'll have it made with a variety of exotic handle materials... giraffe bone, abalone, armadillo shell, alligator jaw etc. It will be an instant collector's item. Where do I sign-up. :lol: s-k
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Post by marcinek »

s-k....maybe some woodland scene scrimed on bone handles?

Full flat ground ATS-34 (if you're gonna castrate...you gotta use stainless!) would be excellent, if you ask me.
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Post by wildcat »

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock:

Poor chickens.... never hurt nobody and yall wanna turn all but one into a bunch of girl chickens.

You know the one that don't get the knife is struttin around showin his stuff.. :mrgreen:
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Post by marcinek »

What would Foghorn Leghorn say about all this?
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Post by smiling-knife »

marcinek wrote:What would Foghorn Leghorn say about all this?
We could have that scrimmed on the alligator bone scales. Might be a copyright issue though ::doh:: s-k
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Post by marcinek »

I suppose if he saw one Foghorn might say something like...

"I say, I say, put that thing away, son...someone's liable to get hurt!"

I suppose bulls aren't real big fans of spey blades either...

Oh, and nobody's got a fleam? I would have bet dollars to donuts somebody did. :)
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Post by smiling-knife »

marcinek wrote:
Oh, and nobody's got a fleam? I would have bet dollars to donuts somebody did. :)
I have a set of fleams in a knice horn case. One donut please :) s-k
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Post by marcinek »

I figured you would have had a fleam somewhere in your collection, s-k. Not only that, but a pretty horn handled/cased fleam!

I went looking for a nice donut pic for you and found this...

A maple bacon donut. I think just looking at it clogs one's arteries...

Is a donut without a hole still a donut?

A rooster without his "junk" is a capon.....
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Post by stancaiman »

it's a voodoo donut, so if there is a hole it will be difficult to plant a needle in the middle ::smack::
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Post by Ringmaster »

First off -

I know "egg"zackly what Foghorn Leghorn would say.... "Fowl Play, in the chicken coop". (My Gosh, how many poulty puns can he come up with ?)

And...late breaking news, today.

I have it from a reliable source that the selection committe is considering, for the 2008 AAPK Club Knife:

A Rough Rider, Rooster Canittler. With a fleam master, trailing-point chicken slicer, and gut-getter secondary blades. Gold-inlaid blades, featuring Foghorn Leghorn and Mr. Ed. Inletted for toothpick and tweezers, for those folks that make a meal of the caponizing "leftovers". Engraved bolsters and Sandbar Stag !

To place your order, call toll-free - BR-549.

C'mon get one now, guys....don't be "chicken" !

Heh Heh,
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Post by smiling-knife »

I say.... A 'fleamin caponator' with genuine Sandbar handles; I'm in for a flock or is that a herd :? . :) s-k
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Post by Sqg1 »

Great looking knives,,,,,never seen any like that,,,,but I can't stop look at that chicken :shock: , it's making me hungry.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
i'm sorry, i never do that again
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Post by stockman »

Here is a Jack Knife Ben Chicago, click a couple tims for larger pic. Not in great shape but neat none-the-less.

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