Hi everyone
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 1:01 pm
I'm still on the right side of 60 but 'edgewise' is a misnomer.
It really should be 'edgedumb' because, knifewise, I'm still in diapers.
So I'll be hanging out mostly in Q & A.
THANK YOU to the Admin. for
......... providing AAPK
......... the opportunity to lurk a while
......... the opportunity to join
My interest in knives is historical, cultural, scientific, artistic, religious ... you name it. From flint to ceramic, from Abraham to AAPK, knives have shadowed mankind through history. To study knives is to study mankind.
My fascination started with the douk-douk and its history, politics, religion, geography, economics, metallurgy, design, sociology, all crammed into a little folder in the palm of the hand.
From there, my interest took on a life of its own, leading me most recently to AAPK's investigative reporting of the Great Eastern Cutlery experience and Tidioute.
With knives, you never know what's next.
It really should be 'edgedumb' because, knifewise, I'm still in diapers.
So I'll be hanging out mostly in Q & A.
THANK YOU to the Admin. for
......... providing AAPK
......... the opportunity to lurk a while
......... the opportunity to join
My interest in knives is historical, cultural, scientific, artistic, religious ... you name it. From flint to ceramic, from Abraham to AAPK, knives have shadowed mankind through history. To study knives is to study mankind.
My fascination started with the douk-douk and its history, politics, religion, geography, economics, metallurgy, design, sociology, all crammed into a little folder in the palm of the hand.
From there, my interest took on a life of its own, leading me most recently to AAPK's investigative reporting of the Great Eastern Cutlery experience and Tidioute.
With knives, you never know what's next.
. i think you'll enjoy it here. 
Edgewise;