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BGE Knife Set
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They are priced at 1/2 price or less. Genius boy. Jump to conclusions lately??JohnInCarolina said:
I mean I understand that your store sells BGE goods, and maybe you feel the need to toe the party line, I’m not sure. But there’s little to no value added in wielding a basic knife that has the BGE logo on it vs one that does not. If your point is that there is for dudes who are the ultimate fanboys of all things BGE, well, then you’ve got me I suppose. I just find that view kind of silly, but nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American consumer.pgprescott said:
It’s obvious that you are the one incapable of seeing a point of view other than the one you hold. Cheers to you genius boy.JohnInCarolina said:
You cannot possibly be this dense, but you do make me wonder at times.pgprescott said:
Why buy a Duke tshirt when they sell cheaper ones that don’t say Duke on them at Walmart? Hmmmmm.JohnInCarolina said:
I guess I just don’t see the point if you can find the base version elsewhere at (likely) a lower price.RajunCajun said:
My initial thought was that if they were decent knives the price point for the pair isn't all that bad.JohnInCarolina said:Why tf would anyone overpay for a set of knives just because BGE put them out? -
Happy Holidays Pete.THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
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You guys are awesome. Thanks for the laugh.Large and Small BGECentral, IL
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So the BGE knives are analogous to the t-shirts at Walmart now, and not the more expensive ones with Duke written on them? OK.pgprescott said:
They are priced at 1/2 price or less. Genius boy. Jump to conclusions lately??JohnInCarolina said:
I mean I understand that your store sells BGE goods, and maybe you feel the need to toe the party line, I’m not sure. But there’s little to no value added in wielding a basic knife that has the BGE logo on it vs one that does not. If your point is that there is for dudes who are the ultimate fanboys of all things BGE, well, then you’ve got me I suppose. I just find that view kind of silly, but nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American consumer.pgprescott said:
It’s obvious that you are the one incapable of seeing a point of view other than the one you hold. Cheers to you genius boy.JohnInCarolina said:
You cannot possibly be this dense, but you do make me wonder at times.pgprescott said:
Why buy a Duke tshirt when they sell cheaper ones that don’t say Duke on them at Walmart? Hmmmmm.JohnInCarolina said:
I guess I just don’t see the point if you can find the base version elsewhere at (likely) a lower price.RajunCajun said:
My initial thought was that if they were decent knives the price point for the pair isn't all that bad.JohnInCarolina said:Why tf would anyone overpay for a set of knives just because BGE put them out?
You’re texting Focker for argument tips tonight, aren’t you?"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
I have a set of the "cheaper ones" and for quick stuff in my outdoor kitchen I am very happy with them, I hit them with the worksharp sharpener ever so often and they stay sharp for me, but I don't bang my knives around and I keep them in the protective sleeves. I have some expensive knives the wife bought and I hate them, cutco is the brand and they were good for about a year. I buy my knives from the restaurant supply store and toss them when they wear out.1 large in challenger cart and 1 mini-max , too many dang accessories
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My original analogy was to counter your knee JERK conclusion that because they were branded they were overpriced and that only a dumb ass would buy something overpriced because it’s branded.JohnInCarolina said:
So the BGE knives are analogous to the t-shirts at Walmart now, and not the more expensive ones with Duke written on them? OK.pgprescott said:
They are priced at 1/2 price or less. Genius boy. Jump to conclusions lately??JohnInCarolina said:
I mean I understand that your store sells BGE goods, and maybe you feel the need to toe the party line, I’m not sure. But there’s little to no value added in wielding a basic knife that has the BGE logo on it vs one that does not. If your point is that there is for dudes who are the ultimate fanboys of all things BGE, well, then you’ve got me I suppose. I just find that view kind of silly, but nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American consumer.pgprescott said:
It’s obvious that you are the one incapable of seeing a point of view other than the one you hold. Cheers to you genius boy.JohnInCarolina said:
You cannot possibly be this dense, but you do make me wonder at times.pgprescott said:
Why buy a Duke tshirt when they sell cheaper ones that don’t say Duke on them at Walmart? Hmmmmm.JohnInCarolina said:
I guess I just don’t see the point if you can find the base version elsewhere at (likely) a lower price.RajunCajun said:
My initial thought was that if they were decent knives the price point for the pair isn't all that bad.JohnInCarolina said:Why tf would anyone overpay for a set of knives just because BGE put them out?
You’re texting Focker for argument tips tonight, aren’t you?
No the knives are analogous to a branded t shirt or purse or polo shirt, whatever. How did you get where you are? The non branded knives are analogous to the Walmart t shirt. Duh!I bet you have branded clothes and your wife has brand name purses etc etc. You can buy any of those things without the branding for less, but you choose to willingly give them extra money for the brand. I have no issue with that. You apparently think you are a dumb ass. Whatever??? Hard to argue with your well thought out conclusion.By the way, did you look them up an the website to see they priced higher from the actual source? That’s because they used to be 140 bucks. They are giving them away genius boy!You are an impressive one. Very impressive. -
The chef's knife I've used daily for the past 17 yrs was bought at Target. $10. I had tenosynovitis in my right hand at the time, from driving to interviews in several states (at least that's what I tell everyone), and needed a knife with a stout handle. It's sharpened once or twice a year, and gets the job done.HeavyG said:Nothing wrong with adding more BGE branded stuff to ones collection if that is what one is into.
I doubt they are great knives (whatever that means) but so what? Keep em sharp and they'll be just fine... probably. Unless they feel really weird in your hand or some other thing that annoys you (too heavy, balance isn't to your liking, whateva).
There's a lot of snobbery when it comes to knives and a lot of things that might be of importance to a pro chef using their knives for hours each day may be of very little importance to a home chef that uses their knives for ten minutes each day. Just remember the one thing that is of primary importance to pro or home cook - keep em proper sharp.
caliqueen had a custom chef's knife made for me a few years ago.Handle custom made for my hand, etc. It's too pretty to use. So it stays sheathed, on top of the fridge, while the Target knife helps make our meals.#1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February 2013 • #3 Mini May 2013A happy BGE family in Houston, TX. -
LOL Pete, go to bed.pgprescott said:
My original analogy was to counter your knee JERK conclusion that because they were branded they were overpriced and that only a dumb ass would buy something overpriced because it’s branded.JohnInCarolina said:
So the BGE knives are analogous to the t-shirts at Walmart now, and not the more expensive ones with Duke written on them? OK.pgprescott said:
They are priced at 1/2 price or less. Genius boy. Jump to conclusions lately??JohnInCarolina said:
I mean I understand that your store sells BGE goods, and maybe you feel the need to toe the party line, I’m not sure. But there’s little to no value added in wielding a basic knife that has the BGE logo on it vs one that does not. If your point is that there is for dudes who are the ultimate fanboys of all things BGE, well, then you’ve got me I suppose. I just find that view kind of silly, but nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American consumer.pgprescott said:
It’s obvious that you are the one incapable of seeing a point of view other than the one you hold. Cheers to you genius boy.JohnInCarolina said:
You cannot possibly be this dense, but you do make me wonder at times.pgprescott said:
Why buy a Duke tshirt when they sell cheaper ones that don’t say Duke on them at Walmart? Hmmmmm.JohnInCarolina said:
I guess I just don’t see the point if you can find the base version elsewhere at (likely) a lower price.RajunCajun said:
My initial thought was that if they were decent knives the price point for the pair isn't all that bad.JohnInCarolina said:Why tf would anyone overpay for a set of knives just because BGE put them out?
You’re texting Focker for argument tips tonight, aren’t you?
No the knives are analogous to a branded t shirt or purse or polo shirt, whatever. How did you get where you are? The non branded knives are analogous to the Walmart t shirt. Duh!I bet you have branded clothes and your wife has brand name purses etc etc. You can buy any of those things without the branding for less, but you choose to willingly give them extra money for the brand. I have no issue with that. You apparently think you are a dumb ass. Whatever??? Hard to argue with your well thought out conclusion.By the way, did you look them up an the website to see they priced higher from the actual source? That’s because they used to be 140 bucks. They are giving them away genius boy!You are an impressive one. Very impressive."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
"Driving to interviews..."caliking said:
The chef's knife I've used daily for the past 17 yrs was bought at Target. $10. I had tenosynovitis in my right hand at the time, from driving to interviews in several states (at least that's what I tell everyone), and needed a knife with a stout handle. It's sharpened once or twice a year, and gets the job done.HeavyG said:Nothing wrong with adding more BGE branded stuff to ones collection if that is what one is into.
I doubt they are great knives (whatever that means) but so what? Keep em sharp and they'll be just fine... probably. Unless they feel really weird in your hand or some other thing that annoys you (too heavy, balance isn't to your liking, whateva).
There's a lot of snobbery when it comes to knives and a lot of things that might be of importance to a pro chef using their knives for hours each day may be of very little importance to a home chef that uses their knives for ten minutes each day. Just remember the one thing that is of primary importance to pro or home cook - keep em proper sharp.
caliqueen had a custom chef's knife made for me a few years ago.Handle custom made for my hand, etc. It's too pretty to use. So it stays sheathed, on top of the fridge, while the Target knife helps make our meals.
Lol, is that what they're calling it now?______________________________________________I love lamp.. -
Doctor said my grip on the wheel was too hard. Had to drive more with my left hand for quite a while.nolaegghead said:
"Driving to interviews..."caliking said:
The chef's knife I've used daily for the past 17 yrs was bought at Target. $10. I had tenosynovitis in my right hand at the time, from driving to interviews in several states (at least that's what I tell everyone), and needed a knife with a stout handle. It's sharpened once or twice a year, and gets the job done.HeavyG said:Nothing wrong with adding more BGE branded stuff to ones collection if that is what one is into.
I doubt they are great knives (whatever that means) but so what? Keep em sharp and they'll be just fine... probably. Unless they feel really weird in your hand or some other thing that annoys you (too heavy, balance isn't to your liking, whateva).
There's a lot of snobbery when it comes to knives and a lot of things that might be of importance to a pro chef using their knives for hours each day may be of very little importance to a home chef that uses their knives for ten minutes each day. Just remember the one thing that is of primary importance to pro or home cook - keep em proper sharp.
caliqueen had a custom chef's knife made for me a few years ago.Handle custom made for my hand, etc. It's too pretty to use. So it stays sheathed, on top of the fridge, while the Target knife helps make our meals.
Lol, is that what they're calling it now?
This hole is feeling deeper...#1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February 2013 • #3 Mini May 2013A happy BGE family in Houston, TX. -
Did your eyesight suffer as well? You know, from concentrating on the road...caliking said:
Doctor said my grip on the wheel was too hard. Had to drive more with my left hand for quite a while.nolaegghead said:
"Driving to interviews..."caliking said:
The chef's knife I've used daily for the past 17 yrs was bought at Target. $10. I had tenosynovitis in my right hand at the time, from driving to interviews in several states (at least that's what I tell everyone), and needed a knife with a stout handle. It's sharpened once or twice a year, and gets the job done.HeavyG said:Nothing wrong with adding more BGE branded stuff to ones collection if that is what one is into.
I doubt they are great knives (whatever that means) but so what? Keep em sharp and they'll be just fine... probably. Unless they feel really weird in your hand or some other thing that annoys you (too heavy, balance isn't to your liking, whateva).
There's a lot of snobbery when it comes to knives and a lot of things that might be of importance to a pro chef using their knives for hours each day may be of very little importance to a home chef that uses their knives for ten minutes each day. Just remember the one thing that is of primary importance to pro or home cook - keep em proper sharp.
caliqueen had a custom chef's knife made for me a few years ago.Handle custom made for my hand, etc. It's too pretty to use. So it stays sheathed, on top of the fridge, while the Target knife helps make our meals.
Lol, is that what they're calling it now?
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I saw both of the knives at the Mothership yesterday. I wish I had paid more attention to them now.
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Lexus or Toyota? Audi or VW? BGE Charcoal or Royal Oak?Large and Small BGECentral, IL
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We have a set of very old set of excellent German knives but I still prefer my Dexter Russel's or Mercer for This type of cooking and don't worry if I loose them or damage them due to their low cost.
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So is the great knife debate of 2019 settled? Did we get a good general consensus like our politics? Asking for a friend.Las Vegas, NV
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I'll take the 5th on thatBattleborn said:So is the great knife debate of 2019 settled? Did we get a good general consensus like our politics? Asking for a friend.The problem with a problem is that you don't know it's a problem until it's a problem, and that is a big problem.
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HogFather said:Man what a bunch of aszholes
Just a few, but if you hang around a bit, you will figure them out pretty quickly. The Carolinas and Louisiana seem to produce quite a few.
Snellville,Ga.
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This is funny to me because in my experience, Georgia is FILLED with aholes!!!gamason said:HogFather said:Man what a bunch of aszholes
Just a few, but if you hang around a bit, you will figure them out pretty quickly. The Carolinas and Louisiana seem to produce quite a few."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
This thread is fu#king buried treasure!Philly - Kansas City - Houston - Cincinnati - Dallas - Houston - Memphis - Austin - Chicago - Austin
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Easy now, partner, easssyyyyy.gamason said:HogFather said:Man what a bunch of aszholes
Just a few, but if you hang around a bit, you will figure them out pretty quickly. The Carolinas and Louisiana seem to produce quite a few.The problem with a problem is that you don't know it's a problem until it's a problem, and that is a big problem.
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Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:Fighting off the trolls 1 by 1
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I just hope a simple knife thread can be turned into another long winded political rant before its over......Sarcasm intended.
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Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
@JohnInCarolina: What are your thoughts on the accents, John? 😊
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I’d have to disagree on this one by a mile. In truth, by far the kindest person I’ve encountered on this forum is from Kentucky. Always a kind word, generous gesture and warm (but virtual) smile. Your words betray the truth.JohnInCarolina said:
Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said: -
Hey, I'm not from Kentucky!GrateEggspectations said:
I’d have to disagree on this one by a mile. In truth, by far the kindest person I’ve encountered on this forum is from Kentucky. Always a kind word, generous gesture and warm (but virtual) smile. Your words betray the truth.JohnInCarolina said:
Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:
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It was a joke. HogFather is nominally from Kentucky, although I have my doubts.GrateEggspectations said:
I’d have to disagree on this one by a mile. In truth, by far the kindest person I’ve encountered on this forum is from Kentucky. Always a kind word, generous gesture and warm (but virtual) smile. Your words betray the truth.JohnInCarolina said:
Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:
But I would nevertheless caution you against extrapolating based on anecdotes
"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
Re: cautioning on anecdotes, is it safe to assume you used empirical evidence to conclude the preponderance of aholes in Kentucky? 🙂JohnInCarolina said:
It was a joke. HogFather is nominally from Kentucky, although I have my doubts.GrateEggspectations said:
I’d have to disagree on this one by a mile. In truth, by far the kindest person I’ve encountered on this forum is from Kentucky. Always a kind word, generous gesture and warm (but virtual) smile. Your words betray the truth.JohnInCarolina said:
Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:
But I would nevertheless caution you against extrapolating based on anecdotes -
The guy you speak of can also be an a$$hole.GrateEggspectations said:
I’d have to disagree on this one by a mile. In truth, by far the kindest person I’ve encountered on this forum is from Kentucky. Always a kind word, generous gesture and warm (but virtual) smile. Your words betray the truth.JohnInCarolina said:
Oh, how did I leave out Kentucky?!?!? Kentucky is like a black hole for aholes! It sucks them in and they can never leave, because they're surrounded by aholes!HogFather said:
Go to bed, JohnJohnInCarolina said:He’s one of my faves ones I know.
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