Posted: 12/22/2008 6:40:07 AM EDT
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My first ever breakfast pic. I was inspired this morning to make a breakfast of the kings.
Eggs with Chedder Cheese and Parsley Bacon Toast **Weapons** Hand forged tomahawk (that I made) Maverick 88 18" Advanced Technology Stock Ok I'm not so good with posting pics so if you guys could help me that would be cool. Pic 1 Pic 2 |
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Now that's a proper breakfast 9.0136/10.0000 I just had coffee 
How do you like that stock? It's great. It takes the high brass shells really well. If your not careful though it can come back and hit your face   But typical USA quality.+1 have the same one on a 1300 and have taken some shots to the face.
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No napkin 5\10! Ya gotta observe the niceties!!! Good grub and tools, but sadly, no napkin. We may be warriors, but we are not savages. And the fork goes on the left side of the plate. And the beverage goes on the right. (Kids nowadays....) My excuse? I keep the fork on the right so that in a pinch I already have a primitive weapon in my hand, It keeps the OJ from interfering from my fighting hand.
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no alcoholic beverage -1 no knife - 1 self made edged weapon +1 9/10 It was like 9:30 in the morning And?
I'm not an alcoholic You don't have to be an alcoholic to enjoy some booze in the morning. Ok now it's 12:00 so I'm enjoying some eggnog and rum 
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10! Did you make the Tomahawk out of a railroad spike? If so, please explain the process. Yes I did. I was a blacksmith in training for about a year. To keep it simple I drove the hole for the handle out with drift and then forged out the blade to my liking. It's kind of hard to explain since I've forgotton most of the technical terms and I haven't done in in about a year or so.  I can add some more pics of them (I made another with a different design) if you like.
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10! Did you make the Tomahawk out of a railroad spike? If so, please explain the process. Yes I did. I was a blacksmith in training for about a year. To keep it simple I drove the hole for the handle out with drift and then forged out the blade to my liking. It's kind of hard to explain since I've forgotton most of the technical terms and I haven't done in in about a year or so. I can add some more pics of them (I made another) if you like.Yes, I would love to see the pictures! 
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Ok I've downloaded a few and I'll continue to add more  enjoy!
T-Hawk Pics Check the album there's more |
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Ok I've downloaded a few and I'll continue to add more  enjoy!
T-Hawk Pics Check the album there's more Thanks! I really like that idea, and if I had access to a forge I would try to make one.
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