my 2 year old did that to me today.

Nice !!!

Mine used to do it all the time, he was like one of those garden features that stand at the side of a pond !!!

Here's what Dan said:

. . . [P]lease be patient while we relocate to the other side of the country, (the cold side) and know that this move will mean more blades and better service from the Yard."

Now if Dan was planning to release something soon, I don't think he would have had to ask us to be patient. So to answer your question, Bors . . . yes, I think the bowl may be empty for quite awhile. But when Dan finally does drop the new Ahia bowl, it could turn out to be much larger than anything we've seen before. That's my hope, at least. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crossfingers.gif" alt="" />

funny you should say that about five minutes after i discovered this:

Now if Jeeps said that, I'd believe him. But I know that BC gets plenty of rain, or it wouldn't have all those big trees and ferns. You just like urinating on your boxers!

Since the knives have always been made in Wauseon and finished in TX, I don't know that the move to Ohio will necessarily mean a long dry spell. I doubt that it will be as long as the 6 month one last year. Once the new shop is up and running, we may see even more scrappers than before. Surely Dan already had at least one scheduled for release in time for the Blade Show. Just my guess.