The gays hate the gays. A sad old story that will take a few more generations to heal, if we’re not already turning back to a society that favours kids growing up to become adults with internalised homophobia.
This is why visibility and pride matter.
I prefer the Australian’s chant about Doonie the Sex Offender
It still works for so many places, all you need to do is pick up the phone and ask. Some have order forms on their websites too and you usually get a better deal.
But beware, some of those App companies create URLs for businesses (without their knowledge or consent) to reroute your search back to their App.
Greece and Italy would like a word.
Ranch is your culture
“Volkswagen keeps the memory alive: The company actively and responsibly communicates its founding history and sees itself in the responsibility to continue to remember the fate of the forced laborers, to commemorate the victims and to stand up for respect, tolerance and diversity.”
It’s called ‘keeping the memory alive’ when you pivot to supporting war crimes once again.
VW also plans to use their manufacturing capabilities for an Israeli arms maker.
They also want to use their factories for an Israeli arms maker. Fuck VW.
That’s what I thought as well, but once that is gone then the knife is without a blade. It’s cutting well right now and I mostly use the centre when cutting anything
Not sure I fully understand. There are only two parts/types of metal, the silverish grey (appears as two colours in the picture) and the dark blade which is the core and held by the outer layer.
If I were to grind more off the dark, there would be no more blade to cut with. So I’m reluctant to shave off more further down. What would be the benefit?
The Yes Men are nothing compared to the big Yes Machine he keeps pushing
Update: Yes it can be saved, thanks for all the helpful tips. Grinded it down with a waterstone to the lowest point of the dent and rounded it off in the front. It cuts like butter and I’m happy to give it another couple cooks at least.
Love it, thanks for the nerdy deep dive. I appreciate the details.
So I think I did a pretty solid job. Turns out after cleaning there are two layers, the inner part which is the blade and another bit essentially enclosing from both sides. You can see the color changes. With a few tens of passes on the 400 grit I brought the blade down to the lowest dent and then rounded it off. Cuts through veggies like butter and I will keep an eye on additional cracking.
This guy sounds like someone who has been told how smart he is a few too many times in elementary school.
This. But having worked in people management before I also understand that there are infinite ways different people might interpret one thing
Sharpening should be manageable, even DIY. Getting a blacksmith to forge in a new blade sounds very specialised and pricy, but worth asking around if the sharpening won’t work
This is good advice, cheers!
Thanks, I’ll definitely run it over my waterstone a few thousand times and see the progress. Can’t see the core fr the front but we have some very old school craftspeople around that offer sharpening courses, they will be my escalation point.
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