Blade gift

Jim McDougall · 5th January 2024, 04:42 AM

Hey Hombre,
Sorry man! In rereading this, that was pretty blunt.
I understand the old adage, 'if nothing nice to say.....etc. ' but I guess I get frustrated if the discussion gets one sided. The 'tourist' kiss of death is always a dread, but must be brought out......then to say, Im hoping to find support otherwise.
To me even 'souvenir' items have certain value for what they are as they represent traditions of a culture, place and time. Thats sort of the way I see mine.
You sound like a collector with a great attitude! Stay the course!

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5th January 2024, 04:42 AM	#11
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,189	Hey Hombre, Sorry man! In rereading this, that was pretty blunt. I understand the old adage, 'if nothing nice to say.....etc. ' but I guess I get frustrated if the discussion gets one sided. The 'tourist' kiss of death is always a dread, but must be brought out......then to say, Im hoping to find support otherwise. To me even 'souvenir' items have certain value for what they are as they represent traditions of a culture, place and time. Thats sort of the way I see mine. You sound like a collector with a great attitude! Stay the course!