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    Takayuki Ginsan 210mm Gyuto

    All good.
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    Takayuki Ginsan 210mm Gyuto

    Can't PM again -- I think your inbox is full up. But I'll take it. Thanks, Ethan
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    Takayuki Ginsan 210mm Gyuto

    PM sent.
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    Bunch of Stuff (Kono, Z Kramer, CCK, Gesshin, Stones)

    I'll take the Kramer.
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    F/S Shigefusa 210mm Kitaeji Yo-Gyuto

    Being new, but having watched the boards for a few weeks, even here that's a stand out. Beautiful.
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    Give the gift of a 210 aeb-l del ealy gyuto

    Thanks Johnny, on all counts. And sorry for the Ducks, for what it's worth. They looked scary good when I saw them.
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    Give the gift of a 210 aeb-l del ealy gyuto

    Guys? No love for that handle. (Or am I persona non grata after that Buckeye loss?)
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    Give the gift of a 210 aeb-l del ealy gyuto

    Here are a couple of photos of the handle, taken by previous owner. Hope they are OK in quality -- this is my first use of photobucket. http://s888.photobucket.com/user/ethank3a/library/?sort=3&page=1
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    Give the gift of a 210 aeb-l del ealy gyuto

    PM sent.
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    FS Carter 158mm High Grade Funayuki

    This was tempting. Congrats.
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    Where in the US would you want to live?

    Out of curiosity, I'm wondering why Columbus didn't make your list. It's not an oasis like Portland or Burlington, but it seems more the ticket you wrote than Kansas City or Lawrence.
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    Hello from Seattle

    Welcome, Lee. I spent a lot of time in Ballard in the 70s with an extended Norwegian family.
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    Hello!

    Welcome, from another new member.
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    Greetings from Columbus

    Absolutely. And thanks for the home state welcome.
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    Where in the US would you want to live?

    If you're thinking about the 'middle', I'd say put Columbus over Indianapolis. Unlike Indianapolis, Columbus is home to a major university. And, touching lightly on the politics, it has what one might call an enlightened municipal government. And, generally, its a very young, culturally...
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