Hard to get and handle. In other words, easy to trace. Battery acid on the other hand, is everywhere.
yes, it is VERY good.
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Hard to get and handle. In other words, easy to trace. Battery acid on the other hand, is everywhere.
Pfft, who's gonna prosecute Santa?Hard to get and handle. In other words, easy to trace. Battery acid on the other hand, is everywhere.
yes, it is VERY good.
All the naughty children get acid in their stockings this year. Courtesy of Kukri wielding elves.
i’m gonna be an elf!
Banana harvesting.Whoa. Sweet. What are you using them for? Butchering? Puppy disposal?
Santa's RV workshop can make anything.Hard to get and handle. In other words, easy to trace. Battery acid on the other hand, is everywhere.
yes, it is VERY good.
Oh. Lie next time.Banana harvesting.
I didn’t do it.Oh. Lie next time.
Honary elf.Or one of those blurry skin monsters. Depends what the acid bath turns ya into. What? You thought elves were a real species and not the leftovers of reanimated human corpses mostly eaten by acid?
My yellow chick turned into a beautiful white hen!Yes! Get more pics of him.
I've already named him too.
Dick.
Short for ridiculous.
Definitely need the safety gloves when butchering birds.4" Mora. Carbon steel. Holds an edge and easy to sharpen. Cheap enough to get a dozen and sharpen after the event.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004D6H1WC/?tag=backy-20
Also have the replaceable edge razor knives if you don't like sharpening. If you are any bit unsure, get a pair of cut proof gloves. $10 and cheaper than an ER visit. Leather gloves are NOT cut proof, cut resistant or anything but cut-able.
I use a fish knife too....one of many knives.I definitely don't like using box cutters for, say, piecing a bird. I use fish knives for that.
We have those in Oklahoma....especially in our barn.No they just make you feel like you have the stomach flu. The brown recluse is the one that rots your flesh, those are in VA.
Finally! Another Naked neck.
Crazy lady is going to be so excited when she learns his name.My yellow chick turned into a beautiful white hen!
Definitely need the safety gloves when butchering birds.
I use a fish knife too....one of many knives.
We have those in Oklahoma....especially in our barn.
Finally! Another Naked neck.
The name Dick for a rooster is priceless.