Training brochure for anyone who has ever cut themselves.

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Training brochure for anyone who has ever cut themselves.

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Alrighty then, I recently came to the realization that some of the people on this forum have an interest in knives and indeed several of you may own more than one . Therefore I felt some sort of teaching device for the use and care of these implements should be made available. Unfortunately I did not want something to complex or advanced since I do know some of you. Therefore I never really found the correct instructional phamplet that I could offer everyone you see in some cases big letters small words and lots of pictures are needed. Recently I happened on to what I feel may be the the ideal teaching tool in fact I even understood all the words . That was the final test. So at this time I would like to offer the RED RYDER Safety Handbook YOU Betchum LT
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Here is the rest of the training brochure. I hope you enjoy reading it .LT PS You might want to pass it on to a youngster today although in retrospect today they would probably laugh at you. In my day my mother would have said youll poke your eye out . Oh wait it was about my BB gun she said something like that.
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Way fun, LT! Nice old book.
Who doesn't love big pictures, and simple words??
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Actually not that old, this knife was put out by Smokey around 1990 . Wait a minute that is almost 20 years ago. Well in my case 20 years just does not seem that long ago. LT PS I have socks that old ( and still wear them ). I just wish I could remember to wash them.
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:lol: great stuff LT! small words and big pictures, right up my alley! thanks for posting, i copied to my "gotta keep" file.
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Both of my arms are balder than Kojack's head and now I find out I'm not supposed to test my blades on my arms. ::dang::
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Oh, if only this information had been made available to me sooner!!! ::dang::


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Cool post, LT - really enjoyed seeing this!
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Words? There were words?

Nice stuff.
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Great stuff LT! ::tu::

Thanks for posting it.
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