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KnifeGuy
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Jul 18, 2016
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tobymaguire
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Jul 20, 2016
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KnifeGuyHere's an idea: how about you make a constructive argument about the efficacy of the knife instead of saying, 'that's BS'
Have you used it or tested it? Are you familiar with the company that makes it? Anything factual would be great!
Have you used it or tested it? Are you familiar with the company that makes it? Anything factual would be great!
KnifeGuy
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Jul 22, 2016
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tobymaguireToby, since my previous reply was deleted, I invite you to go back and actually read what I wrote. You will note that I didn't call the knife "BS". I said the marketing gimmickry was BS. Try to keep up. Thanks!
Dear mods: So, his antagonistic reply to me is ok, but mine was not. Ok, then! Just wanted to clarify! :|
Dear mods: So, his antagonistic reply to me is ok, but mine was not. Ok, then! Just wanted to clarify! :|
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This right here was straight comedy:
"when FirstEdge sent these blades to the US Special Forces for use in training exercises, the military sent them back. Why? The master chiefs wanted something less durable, they said, something that would make training more difficult. And ELMAX was too strong—too resistant to corrosion, too good at holding an edge."
This is 100% made up nonsense by a civilian advertising person, like, almost insultingly so.