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Being new as you are you might lighten up a bit on the language.Not a good start for a new member""Mr hank was only messing with you im sure. He's been following me from thread to thread with the same question. http://www.talkblade.info/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=11540 http://www.talkblade.info/viewtopic....

h1942 wrote:Com'n your still in High School right? Hank

minchia already with this fuckface

Will the weight of the handle keep the blade elevated when the knife is rested on its side? I'm assuming gravity wont be strong enough to droop the blade over time. I have no case for it, so it may need to find a home on my shelf for a while when not in use for extended periods. I'm still on day one...

I just got a new frank b. olivewood 11" swivel bolster stiletto, and I'm in love. I've read that it can be stored either open or closed, but the consensus is that its probably best stored open for longer periods of time. If stored open, how do you lay the blade down so that it doesn't "off-center" o...

h1942 wrote:Seriously. How old are you really? Hank

I'm not quite sure why you keep asking this.. but I can assure you that I'm 25

If I said something that came off as immature, I apologize..

If your looking for a date, go fuck yourself =)

hank- im about to turn 26

tr4252- I agree.. I have since abandoned the desire for the keychain and am currently toying with the idea of purchasing a real frank b [i've always wanted one].

Im hunting for a new FB 11" olivewood bayonet hopefully around the $50 USD price range.. so far no luck though.

this purchase is more fascination motivated rather than self defense..

but like I said, the fact that it can be used for self defense makes the purchase seem more justifiable in my mind.

It's my first time buying any knife.. and I want this one to be a winner-- I'm in love with stilettos, and would LOVE an unused 11" Frank B. Olivewood Bayonet Picklock with a matching tan leather sheath-- but I'm not rich, nor a collector either [obviously] In reality, I'm trying to keep the knife i...

This site makes it a point to note multiple times that they are "very sharp": http://www.shop.hurricanedeckcutlery.com/product.sc;jsessionid=2E1A9C018762A09A57DF7B013D13419D.qscstrfrnt01?categoryId=1&productId=3115 Do you think they're describing the product accurately or just trying to sell a novel...

also... I noticed the absence of a safety mechanism... will this thing accidentally flick in my pocket? I cant imagine a worse place for a sharp object to be--

I've always wanted a stiletto... and I'm still yearning for the day I can comfortably afford a frank b. picklock.. but in the meantime... I found a few keychain stilettos that are "made in Italy"-- has anyone had any experience with these? I had my eye on this one: http://www.myswitchblade.com/Itali...