I stopped in a couple of days ago, they have uber cheap Wusthof and
sell reconditioned wusthof as well, but only in the store (maybe if
you called them?) but its 50% off all the time and there new wusthof
is the cheepest youll find... North East Minneapolis www.eversharpknives.com
I strongly recommend them, even to my parents who know nothing about
knives, they are so friendly!
-Mike

So, why should anyone take any advice from someone who is hawking a
website in their very first post to this ng?

Do your parents know that you are a spammer/

Matthew

Mike wrote:
I stopped in a couple of days ago, they have uber cheap Wusthof and
sell reconditioned wusthof as well, but only in the store (maybe if
you called them?) but its 50% off all the time and there new wusthof
is the cheepest youll find... North East Minneapolis www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.com
I strongly recommend them, even to my parents who know nothing about
knives, they are so friendly!
-Mike


--
"All you need to start an asylum is an empty room and the right kind of
people". Alexander Bullock ("My Man Godfrey" 1936):

In news wrote:

So, why should anyone take any advice from someone who is hawking a
website in their very first post to this ng?

I don't know the OP, but I do know Eversharp; I take my knives there for
sharpening.

When I was there a few years ago, they were selling a Wusthof
interpretation of the classic Victorinox Swiss Army knife; black with
the Wusthof trident in place of the cross. I still kick myself for
not buying a handful.

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Bert Hyman wrote:
In news wrote:

So, why should anyone take any advice from someone who is hawking a
website in their very first post to this ng?

I don't know the OP, but I do know Eversharp; I take my knives there for
sharpening.

When I was there a few years ago, they were selling a Wusthof
interpretation of the classic Victorinox Swiss Army knife; black with
the Wusthof trident in place of the cross. I still kick myself for
not buying a handful.


That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

Matthew

--
"All you need to start an asylum is an empty room and the right kind of
people". Alexander Bullock ("My Man Godfrey" 1936):

In "Matthew L. Martin"
wrote:

Bert Hyman wrote:
In news wrote:

So, why should anyone take any advice from someone who is hawking a
website in their very first post to this ng?

I don't know the OP, but I do know Eversharp; I take my knives there
for sharpening.

When I was there a few years ago, they were selling a Wusthof
interpretation of the classic Victorinox Swiss Army knife; black with
the Wusthof trident in place of the cross. I still kick myself for
not buying a handful.


That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.


--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Mike wrote:

I stopped in a couple of days ago, they have uber cheap Wusthof and
sell reconditioned wusthof as well, but only in the store (maybe if
you called them?) but its 50% off all the time and there new wusthof
is the cheepest youll find... North East Minneapolis www.eversharp

Dopes anybody else think it's strange to name a store - a store that
almost exclusively sells Wusthoff knives - after a trademarked line
of J. A. Henckles knives?

-sw

Bert Hyman wrote:

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.

Yes, it was.

-sw

On Jun 11, 7:46 pm, "Matthew L. Martin" wrote:
So, why should anyone take any advice from someone who is hawking a
website in their very first post to this ng?

Do your parents know that you are a spammer/

Matthew

Mike wrote:
I stopped in a couple of days ago, they have uber cheap Wusthof and
sell reconditioned wusthof as well, but only in the store (maybe if
you called them?) but its 50% off all the time and there new wusthof
is the cheepest youll find... North East Minneapolis www.xxxxxxxxxxxx.com
I strongly recommend them, even to my parents who know nothing about
knives, they are so friendly!
-Mike

--
"All you need to start an asylum is an empty room and the right kind of
people". Alexander Bullock ("My Man Godfrey" 1936):

Mathew, sorry if it seemed like i was spamming.... im not, i went in
there and it was a sweet small store that seemed pretty chill. i saw
it on a mpls cycling blog and checked it out. just returning the
favor.

"Bert Hyman" wrote in message


That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.


--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Cal it or not call it whatever you want, but it reads like a blatant
advertisement. Just like the posts that start with "I found this great web
site. . . . . "

On Jun 11, 9:32 pm, "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote:
"Bert Hyman" wrote in message

That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Cal it or not call it whatever you want, but it reads like a blatant
advertisement. Just like the posts that start with "I found this great web
site. . . . . "

Oh. I guess im not as tech savvy as some of you, and dont know the
proper way to voice my pleasure with something. maybe next time i
will stay off the internet. interacting with people face to face is a
little more pleasant

Cal it or not call it whatever you want, but it reads like a blatant
advertisement. Just like the posts that start with "I found this great web
site. . . . . "

And you still have a choice.....you go if you want, you ignore if you
don't...what's the Bravo Fargo Delta?

(Peter A) wrote in
:

In article ,
says...
That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.

Maybe, maybe not - but it was still objectionable. Lying to the
group, pretending to be a happy customer when the poster is
obviously connected to the store in some way - cheesy and dishonest.

Obviously connected to the store?

Please elaborate.

--
Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN |

(Edwin Pawlowski) wrote in
:


"Bert Hyman" wrote in message


That may be, but spamming is spamming, IMHO.

And the original post wasn't spamming by any accepted definition.

Cal it or not call it whatever you want, but it reads like a blatant
advertisement. Just like the posts that start with "I found this
great web site. . . . . "

The store is a little hole in the wall in an industrial area of
Minneapolis, and I'd guess that the OP was as thrilled to find it as I
was some years ago.

--
Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN |

On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 07:37:57 -0400, Billy Hereiam@hotmaildotcom wrote:

...what's the Bravo Fargo Delta?

"Fargo"? What's this, the MTV phonetic alphabet?

-- Larry

"Billy" Hereiam@hotmaildotcom wrote in message
...


Cal it or not call it whatever you want, but it reads like a blatant
advertisement. Just like the posts that start with "I found this great
web
site. . . . . "

And you still have a choice.....you go if you want, you ignore if you
don't...what's the Bravo Fargo Delta?


The BFD is that if you let one spammer post his crap, we'll soon be over run
with commercial advertising from every retail store and internet store a
round. Do you want to read on-topic posts or have Sears, WalMart, and
Billy's Toilet Tissue Emporium posting their daily specials by the
thousands?

Please take the time to research the purpose of Usenet newsgroups and the
charters for them.