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At 18:50 on May 23, 2011, Jan Carter said…: and bring Harley, he probably likes them also

At 18:50 on May 23, 2011, Jan Carter said…: Have plenty of meatballs frozen in fresh sauce. Come to dinner

At 9:20 on May 21, 2011, Gary Norton said…: Thank you Stephen for your warm wishes. When I was a kid, Christmas & birthdays seemed like they took forever to get to the next one. Now, they seem to come every 6 months.

At 12:22 on May 20, 2011, KnifeMakerMichael Bolen said…: THANKS FOR THE COMMENT STEPHEN, AFTER 12 YEARS, I AM STILL LEARNING.

At 22:47 on May 19, 2011, KENT GABLE said…: Thanks for the welcome Stephen. Really liked that folder of yours with the Dixie Flag & Southern Generals. Must be a rare one?

At 11:41 on May 19, 2011, Jim Thompson said…: Steve, thanks for the birthday wish. They seem to come around a lot faster at this age. By the way, did you get thye info on the knife show? I sent the response with attachments to your home e mail address a few weeks ago.

At 17:52 on May 14, 2011, Jan Carter said…: Look at Harley, He's hanging out on the featured members page!!

At 22:55 on May 11, 2011, 2021 CalendarAlecsKnives said…: Hi Stephen,

Thanks for the hello! I have begun to make some knife handles and I am going to start my first knife from scratch using a damascus bar I got. I will eventually post good pics of my collection and the knives I have made. It is hard to find time for it, I am so busy raising my family and workin...

At 21:49 on May 10, 2011, Terry Waldele said…: Stephen, it's a small world, for sure. Salem is only about 50 miles south of Portland, and I live in Hillsboro, which is about 15 miles east of Portland. By coincidence, my sister lives in Salem, but works at a recycling plant located north of Salem. Want to know another funny coincidence? Your sister's Director of Communication, Andrea Cantu-Schomus, whose maiden name I assume is Cantu, might be somehow related to the mechanic who keeps my Subaru running smoothly, Felix Cantu. (BTW, he's one of the best mechanics I've ever known.) :D

At 18:29 on May 10, 2011, Jan Carter said…: Stephen,

Congrats on being featured. I always enjoy a discuss when your there!!

At 16:53 on May 10, 2011, Billy Oneale said…: Congratulation for being featured.

At 2:39 on May 9, 2011, Terry Waldele said…: Hi Stephen,

Thanks for adding me as a friend. I look forward to your discussions.

Terry (bladeartist)

At 22:53 on May 7, 2011, Billy Oneale said…: I didn't get to see much of it tonight, but I did get a glimpse of that RR double trapper. It was enticing . I also did see that big Ocoee River sunfish that he showed. I know that the ocoee brand is a Frost brand, but I have seen some of the Schrade knives look exactly like some of them. They are probably made in the same factory.

At 21:18 on May 7, 2011, Billy Oneale said…: Stephen, I have watched the Hoppin Mad Hillbilly on the web a couple of times. I haven't really watched him a lot. He won't sell anything made in China. He sells s lot of German and USA made knives along with a few made in Pakistan. I usually watch Knives Live and the Saturday Night Knife and gun show. I haven't seen or bought anything from the hoppin mad hillbilly. I first learned of him on Sharpfans.

At 5:19 on May 6, 2011, BILL AKERS said…: SURE I HAVE KNOWN RANDY FOR YEARS,WE USED TO EBAY ALOT, NOW WE SELL ON DIFFRENT FORUMS, WE ARE BOTH
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THANKS BILL

At 22:10 on May 5, 2011, Carl Newton said…: Hi Stephen, thanks for the comment on my .44 sp. It is a handfull but I shoot alot and am used to the recoil, however being Titanium it is very light, which is one reason I bought it. You know when it goes off.

At 15:36 on May 5, 2011, In MemoriamRobert Burris said…: Stephen, come join us at the Irish Geoup. You don't have to be Irish.

At 15:38 on May 4, 2011, Jim Thompson said…: Steve, thanks for the like on my skinner. I was not sure how well I would like it until I got it finished. It feels good in hand and I expect I will do a couple more with different handles.