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I have read that it unnecessary, and it is probably true. I still use a bit of Ballistol every now and then though, and it does make some difference.

Good to hear. I was going to ask.

John Daly (vs Arnold Palmer).

C'mon man. Really?

Thanks for the heads up. I now realize I pay no attention to the banner, but I really like this one.

Really nice. It reminds me that I need to try a Chap.

This makes me happy.

Get well soon! Sorry about a no good Easter.

She is adorable.

I have sold a knife for a full third less than it usually sells for on eBay. Maybe not financially smart, but it went to a familiar, likeable and trustworthy person who will use and enjoy it.

Really good. Thanks.

Those recipes sound like delicious, cheap and easy eats. I may have to consider one of these instant pot things you speak of.

Just out of curiosity, because I know you haven't exactly babied this knife, has it developed any blade play at all?

I noticed how smoothly it was cutting, and how easily. Impressive.

Awa54, I agree with your points. It sounds like you have a bit of experience opening wine bottles.

I've mentioned it before, in another thread about something else, but I would buy one instantly. The constant weakness for these is how quickly the blade gets dull, and I think Spyderco would do it better. My vote would definitely be H1 serrated, unless there is something better that I am unaware of.

I love my Dragonfly. I assume I would also love one a bit larger, and would have to have one. I would prefer it to be Salty. I'm not sure how everyone else feels about that, but since it wouldn't have liners (I hope), why not?

Best post of the day, and not just because it's from Sal.

I can visualize all of those animals that the kids see. I'm not sure what that says about me.
I definitely thought of the song too.