You sell knives?

'Sell' is such a pedestrian mercenary word. I arrange 'adoptions.'

They're very expensive knives.

Any chance of PM'ing what you got? I'm always in the market for a good all purpose knife. Curious about the world famous baddabing edge.

Planning on the annual trip to the Sequoia's this summer - usually in late August, the Perseid Meteor shower is quite a site from the place we camp (7000+ feet altitude).
I enjoy the ride through the trees on the General's Highway (after I remove the windshield and stash it in the tent). We spend about a week up there, a usual day is a morning trip into town about 20miles of really nice curves and vistas. Get a nice breakfast at the dinner and use their restrooms, gas up at the station next door and then head back up the mountain for a day hike and swim at the lake before heading back to camp for dinner and a night of tall tales and shots of whiskey. I always return home with a better attitude and outlook. Let me know if any of you are interested, you can see a few pics on one of the trips in my photos. If you never saw the big trees they are a sight to behold, not on the scale of the grand canyon but still very impressive.

I looked at that word a few times and all I could see was Bad Abing. I thought you might have meant Bad Ass something. When I said it out loud I knew what it meant!

You mean Bada Bing! The Sicilian version of "Yada Yada."

It would be easier to tell you what I don't sell. The Blue Ridge Catalog is over one inch thick and the Japan Woodworker Catalog is updated every month.

It would be better if you gave me a section of cutlery that you like, as "a Japanese vegetable knife" or "a card-sharp's blade for Sicilian poker" or "a cheap gift for my no-brother-good-inlaw."

I do have one important question. "Do you consider yourself a wealthy man?"