Ever bought any knives from the cutlery corner?

[Lancer]

They're the show selling knives in the middle of the night on the tube. Yesterday they had 100 pocket knives for $100, and it included a bowie knife and a friggin samuria sword.

Ever bought anything from them?

[DRoseDARs]

For your second thread of the day, this is disappointing.

[Zkribbler]

[Chuckling, Lancer sets up a huge electromagnet behind DRoseDARs, walks to a box in front of him to open a box containing 100 knives, then throws an electrical switch.]

[Lancer]

I'll take that as a 'no'.

[Lancer]

Zkrib, 100 pocket knives, $100. I dragged Dolores in front of the TV but she wouldn't let me call them.

It might be on again tonight.

[Zkribbler]

Watcha gonna do with 100 knives??

[Winston]

Originally posted by Lancer
They're the show selling knives in the middle of the night on the tube.

Ah, that would explain why London has been so plagued by public stabbings lately.

Sorry..

[Lancer]

I gave a few pocket knives as gifts in the Phils last time. Particularly appreciated by guys who cut up pigs, chickens, etc. Sho uses his in his work fairly often, and to clean fish.

The samurai sword I'd use on eels.

[Zkribbler]

I checked with the Better Busines Bureau. They have no listing pro or con for them.

But here's a LINK to a blog by a guy who's motto appears to be "everything sucks." He seems to like the knives tho.

[Lancer]

That's the one, but the 'web specials' don't compare to the TV specials. That skull and crossbones sword is nuts!

http://www.cutlerycorner.net/default.aspx

[MrFun]

People sell knives at cutlerly stores!?

[Lancer]

TV 'store' sure. Wait, come to think of it there's a cutlery store at the mall in Eugene.

[Japher]

I buy knife where all God fairing people 'round here buy their knifes; at a gun show, preferably one at the fairgrounds or flea market.

[Lancer]

Japher, I'm thinking that they buy their knives at Cuttlery Corner.

It either wasn't on last night or I missed the episode!

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by Lancer
I gave a few pocket knives as gifts in the Phils last time. Particularly appreciated by guys who cut up pigs, chickens, etc. Sho uses his in his work fairly often, and to clean fish.

The samurai sword I'd use on eels.

Jin tries to in an episode of Samurai Champloo but is dissuaded from doing so.

[Zkribbler]

I just had a thought. Cutlery Corner is a Korean company, right? Wouldn't it be cheaper to have the knives dropped shipped directly to Bohol, rather than to pay to have them shipped to Oregon and then tote them across the Pacific?

[Lancer]

I would think so, but imported stuff is always pretty spendy in the Phils, don't know why. Maybe volume. They send a million knives a month to the US...

Stuff from the Phils is cheap enough because they have to price it low enough to be affordable to Filipinos. Stuff from outside is all luxury stuff, not so in the US.

Other than that, I haven't a clue.

It's like the Nike shoes. All made in asain sweat shops and sold there to rich kids for $70 a pair. We buy them 70% off the cleaance price here for $17 if we buy them at all. Then we bring them to the Phils as gifts. The girls are thrilled to get them because they're $70 Nikes. If you're getting paid $3 a day, and you have to feed yourself and contribute to the family as well, they are once in a lifetime luxury gifts.

[Q Classic]

Well, Cutlery Corner is a show on the HSN or some such, not necessarily Korean, since they sell a bunch of different brands?

I mean, unless you're going to say Victorinox is Korean, which, then, by all means continue...

[Lancer]

Screw the debate, Cutlery Corner's 'The Knife Show' comes on at 6PM channel 227 on DTV.

[Elok]

I think Obama raised an interesting point about the economy just now--HA! SEE HOW YOU LIKE IT, BYOTCH!

[Lancer]

They've got a dragon headed samurai knife. I'd never buy such a thing, but it's much cooler than Obama's BS we can't afford anyway.