JacktheKnife
Well-Known Member
Gentlemen,
Yes, my surgeon's 'exercise guy' loves my homebrew,
gave him some last year.
I saw him today, he came in the room with that
'light in his eyes' and a big smile, the first thing he said was:
"Hey man! I want some more Crystal Bisquet!"
I replied: "November till April, I'll be cooking some up and...
You got it Tiwee"
The Surgeon himself came into my room with the same vibes.
Mr. JacktheKnife Hamilton!
Good to see you!
{Big smile}
And I didn't know the Surgeon had ever tried any...
I did give him a rail road spike knife and he was amazed never having seen one before.
"What is that?"
It's a rail road spike knife, a knife made out of an old railroad spike.
It's just a blacksmithing novelty, but...
if you ever have 'a big job of cutting to do',
like when you are working on my shoulder...
And you are cutting deep down in that tough...
old...
shoulder...
gristle...
you can get out your hammer,
{and I leaned over and acted like I was getting a hammer
out of a tool box on the floor}
Get out your hammer...
and hit it on the back...
right there...
see.
I have found that my homebrew as well as my rail road spike knives are better used as gifts to people I esteem
rather than to sell them for $35.-40. bucks.
Just wanted to write and visit boys.
It must be the rain as it is much cooler and as it is September I will be cooking me up some homebrew in...
50 days, November first.
The lets all 'git ignert' and go coon hunting...
JacktheKnife
and Sandymay
Jack the Knife's World Famous Fifth century forge, Knife shop and Skullery
Yes, my surgeon's 'exercise guy' loves my homebrew,
gave him some last year.
I saw him today, he came in the room with that
'light in his eyes' and a big smile, the first thing he said was:
"Hey man! I want some more Crystal Bisquet!"
I replied: "November till April, I'll be cooking some up and...
You got it Tiwee"
The Surgeon himself came into my room with the same vibes.
Mr. JacktheKnife Hamilton!
Good to see you!
{Big smile}
And I didn't know the Surgeon had ever tried any...
I did give him a rail road spike knife and he was amazed never having seen one before.
"What is that?"
It's a rail road spike knife, a knife made out of an old railroad spike.
It's just a blacksmithing novelty, but...
if you ever have 'a big job of cutting to do',
like when you are working on my shoulder...
And you are cutting deep down in that tough...
old...
shoulder...
gristle...
you can get out your hammer,
{and I leaned over and acted like I was getting a hammer
out of a tool box on the floor}
Get out your hammer...
and hit it on the back...
right there...
see.
I have found that my homebrew as well as my rail road spike knives are better used as gifts to people I esteem
rather than to sell them for $35.-40. bucks.
Just wanted to write and visit boys.
It must be the rain as it is much cooler and as it is September I will be cooking me up some homebrew in...
50 days, November first.
The lets all 'git ignert' and go coon hunting...
JacktheKnife
and Sandymay
Jack the Knife's World Famous Fifth century forge, Knife shop and Skullery
