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#Post#: 9134--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: March 13, 2015, 5:05 am
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That's interesting. I've never heard of anyone stabbing to
butcher a chicken.
#Post#: 9137--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: GRACETHEDUCK Date: March 13, 2015, 5:19 am
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Fom. Fom. Where the heck did I get fom from?
#Post#: 9139--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: March 13, 2015, 7:15 am
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Cleverbot says you got Fom from the Midwestern part of the U.S.
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Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: TheCyclonicStorm Date: March 13, 2015, 7:51 am
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It's much easier to swing one handed than it looks, once the
muscles build up the right way. In some cases, it's more
efficient. But, holding the chicken down and swinging that
massive thing might not be worth the trouble.
#Post#: 9163--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: K Date: March 13, 2015, 8:37 am
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[quote author=TheCyclonicStorm link=topic=69.msg9146#msg9146
date=1426251072]
It's much easier to swing one handed than it looks, once the
muscles build up the right way. In some cases, it's more
efficient. But, holding the chicken down and swinging that
massive thing might not be worth the trouble.
[/quote]
Let me guess...
Cut your hand off?
#Post#: 9166--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: March 13, 2015, 10:26 am
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[quote author=TheCyclonicStorm link=topic=69.msg9146#msg9146
date=1426251072]
It's much easier to swing one handed than it looks, once the
muscles build up the right way. In some cases, it's more
efficient. But, holding the chicken down and swinging that
massive thing might not be worth the trouble.
[/quote]
That's where I was coming from, yes. The long handle can be
slightly unwieldy, I have tried using axes with one hand before
with bad results; albeit now that I'm a little more muscular, it
might be easier.
#Post#: 9217--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: TheCyclonicStorm Date: March 14, 2015, 5:26 am
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I've split wood that would usually be split with two hands and a
traditional blocksplitter and hacked up an apple tree swinging
that thing one handed, usually in thongs, t-shirt, shorts and no
protective gear whatsoever.
Safety!
My dream axe/splitter/hatchet (shown below) is so damn light
that it makes my hybrid seem like a warhammer. The force that
could be put behind it, though . . . It's like the Valyrian
steel sword of axes.
#Post#: 9231--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: March 14, 2015, 5:44 am
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If it's that light then yes, it probably could be used for
butchering chickens.
The only axes I've ever used are the traditional, wooden
handled, steel headed, lumberjack type ones; so really, I don't
know that much about the modern kinds.
#Post#: 9233--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: TheCyclonicStorm Date: March 14, 2015, 5:46 am
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We have one of those; I prefer to use my hybrid and my hatchet,
as they are truly mine.
#Post#: 9236--------------------------------------------------
Re: Guns, Machetes, Knives, And So Forth.
By: Aidan Von Atapas Date: March 14, 2015, 6:03 am
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That makes sense. I prefer using my own machetes, rather than my
father's, although he only has one.
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