Yes! But my father always held my bail money. Since he passed my cousin and I worry every time we go out about who's gonna bail us out. So far so good.
Ohhhhhh heaven help ME! He's 100% right @joshpray you forgot one And if you arent ready to hear the "knife story" dont say thats a nice knife. I've cried harder receiving knives as a gift then I have receiving engagement rings.
I carry two at all times one on my hip one in my pocket both are case xx and i have won quit a bit of money because iv told all my friends my knifes are sharper then all there's if I can't shave the hair off my arm at anytime I,ll give um 20 bucks I never have any hair on my arms now lol
@John John no golden clam. Silver tongue maybe just 3 but it was starters then up grades also push presents both boys will have options.... But a limited edition Kershaw or a retired Buck or a custom rams horn & mother of pearl w cherry wood n Damascus steel yes I cried when I received that. So it's the lil things.....I'll tell u this there lil blue bags with lil blue boxes that are just things as well. Sometimes craftsmanship means more then a shiny lil rock
You are totally correct man, as a knife wielding Texan, I can verify you are 100% on point!! We even teach our kids to put a spin on axes when aiming at the target! Also, not all us got a Granny. We got Memows and Grammies and Mamaws too.
This is absolutely hilarious, I have a ridiculous amount of knives. I had no idea it was a white thing. And what's even funnier is I figured out how to throw a knife when I was a kid after watching someone do it on TV. Im actually pretty damn good at it too.
@@MelB868 They didn't exactly "let me", they often had no idea what I was up to. They always hired bad babysitters, that's how I wrecked one of the cars when I was 7.
@@MelB868 Come down south and you will find many people with knife collections that cover the living room walls. Hunters also have hunting, skinning, gutting, throwing, fillet and work knifes. Multiple sets because when misplaced it's nice to have a backup, so yes on average many do have that many.
1) This was hilarious, I laughed so hard I was crying at one point. You are a funny dude. 2) As a knife thrower, thank you for mentioning how much we care about safety. We're still a new and growing sport, and we get some crazy looks when we mention it. 3) We better see you throwing a knife in 2020!
I love that loud “thunk” when you really sink a tomahawk in the target. Split a wood target that we’d been using for a while in half. Straight up just grabbed the tomahawk gave it back to the owner and walked away. I was 13 and had only been throwing for about a half hour. Went back later by the time I was done I could hit dead center every time. Cemented my love of throwing knives and tomahawks.
Just a flick and a spin, and steel becomes whirling edges and a point seeking the target with a whisper of sound so soft and clear it chills the heart. Knife throwing is an art that can challenge you in ways you have yet to learn. Keep practicing, it helps. When we go camping we toss knives to see who loses and washes up, and who will be taking time to enjoy the hammock!
I had a knife in my pocket since I was 2. We used to camp in the glades, Dad would hunt in the day, and frog throughout the night. We didn’t have any electronics back then, so we did a lot of whittling. In fact when I was 3, my Dad whittled me a fairly large straight blade knife, out of wood. It was so cool looking. Back when I went to school you could carry pocket knives, and your gun(s) hung in a rack of your truck on your back window that was in the school parking lot. We had hunting/ gun safety classes which included a section of bow (archery) training. We’d bring our guns (rifles/shotguns) right into school during the classes. I loved the times I grew up in. Love you Josh, keep the videos coming. It sounds like you have a great group of friends.
Clarke is by far the best character you've ever talked about! Iv never heard a more accurate description! Iv know 3 Clarke's in my time and they were all just like that! They all dressed exactly like that too! I came here to watch that part again!
You’re a good man Josh. Your comedy/art always tries to bring people together no matter their race, background, political views …. Ect. I applaud you for that.
Throwing knives is something kids start learning at a young age. I haven't thrown a knife in years, however I think if I picked one up and started Throwing one. It would come back to me
I remember when I was just 5 I started hunting then at 7 my crazy Uncle showed me how to throw knives and play chicken with them by throwing at the other ones foot. Awesome childhood Now I"M 53 and still love throwing knives. Awesome videos Josh Keep it up.
I'm guessing you've never noticed how many archery clubs there are in the UK mate. There's a whole bow culture here - we just keep it on the down low...
My Dad was a US Marine jungle fighter for the entirety of the Second World War. Needless to say, he had SKILLS. He told the story about bored Marines, in Cuba, who played chicken with their bayonets. AND.... were always getting bayonets removed from their feet. He taught everything he knew about firearms to his sons. But, he would NEVER teach us to throw knives, no matter how much we begged and cajoled him. He DID teach us how to sharpen them. A dull knife is dangerous. So we had to teach ourselves to throw them...……..
Brother; I am a knife head over guns! An I am impressed with the fact that you even tried throwing knives.....! Kudos with this episode and trying to play with blades. Forget the firecrackers. A brother in arms I give too you bro. This is my personal favorite episode you have to use. Thank you and blessings: Sincerely Christopher William Kirchoff in Montana
Hah! 98% white & I keep a folding knife, & a multitool in my coat pocket. & another knife in my backpack, along with zip ties, paracord, pliers, universal screwdriver, 3 different kinds of tape, rubbing alcohol, hand wipes, emergency blanket, snacks, a lighter, matches, mini 1st aid kit, hand sanitizer, tweezers, & a sewing kit. Yes, my coworkers get nervous when they hear that. Yes, their trepidation feeds me like candy.
omg! this is 100% correct! lol our grandmothers are called nanny's and knife throwing is passed down from father to son- my Dad taught me when i was 7 lol and his dad gave me his 14 inch knife for butchering -omg! lol i have 27 knives all for different purposes-lmao! love this vid Josh! wish my dad was alive to watch this and laugh at how right you are!
I am definitely a gun nut, I mean enthusiast, but I am amazed at how much money some of my friends spend on knives (crazy thing is, if you live in or travel to a pro-gun state, make sure you know the knife laws because things can get dicey crossing state lines with certain knives). Pretty much all I have is my pocket knife, hunting knife, and a backup pocket knife I keep in the truck.
A good fixed blade work/fighting knife can easily reach $100, and that's just a tool steel blade, some kind of sheath, & a no-frills handle. You might get an anti-corrosion finish, you might not. There are other steel options, usually more expensive. Some companies offer a German tool steel, which is a minor improvement over your basic A2, D2, 1055, & other basic high carbon or tool steels. There's also high-carbon stainless steels out there, which are a nice combination of properties. These are far more corrosion resistant than carbon steels, while also having far superior edge retention to normal stainless steels. Sheaths are a pretty basic affair, either leather or polymer. Probably has a belt loop, might have MOLLE attachments. Handles are similar, either polymer, stacked leather, or sometimes wood. Coatings are, for the most part, many of the same options you might be familiar with in the firearms world, sometimes under proprietary labels, sometimes not. Nitriding, case-hardening, bluing, ceramic coatings, etc. And that's just looking at the mass production side, the custom world goes from there and doesn't seem to stop.
@@MilsurpMikeChannel Huh. I never really had my hands on a Benchmade before they swung anti-2A, so I never picked one up. My primary pocket knife is a Leatherman Surge, personally. At the rate I was breaking store brand multitools at work (2 in ~4-5 months), it's already nearly paid for itself.
I couldn't even tell you how many knives I have. I really do have knives everywhere...and I even have some set aside for when my daughter gets older...im a Texan woman light and bright😘
Haha, Josh got spanked! I did too the first time. Went out and got me some proper throwing knives and built a backyard range out of some pine logs and plywood. Once I got the technique down I added tomahawks and axes. It's a lot of fun and always impresses when you sink a double bit into a tree from 30 feet away.
@@AquaTech225 where I live it's common to both open and conceiled carry everyone usually just assumes they have a gun it's also why the burglery rate is so low everyone's got guns and will shoot to kill also not license required to carry in my state lol
As usual, spot on. At least country people; we were raised to be prepared for just about any emergency situation requiring survival skills. And somehow, weapons legit just seem to find us. Last night, my husband and daughter climbed up onto our roof to watch fireworks. My daughter came back down with a compound bow. Not even kidding.
Exactly!! I’ve had bandaids on every finger practicing butterfly knife tricks! You should check out butterfly knife trick compilations on you tube and show em up next time!
Man, I fucking love your videos. Always make me laugh. This vid really made my day, as I throw both axes and knives. Safety is number one. I hope you truly have fun learning and getting better at knife throwing. gl hf
I have 2 backstops in my yard. Anyone who thinks they don't have to respect my rules I tell them straight, I put those axes or knives In there hand and I'll take the out of there hands . So far no breakers color don't matter . Thankyou. You're awesome!
I'm from Texas. When I went up north to study I was surprised when no one knew how to shoot, shoot bows, ride horse, throw knives and camp. My yankee friends looked like they'd seen a ghost when I first took out my guns to go to the range.
@@stevechristiansen9037 He's talking about circular saw blades. A lot of people call them skillsaws because it's the name of a brand that made them popular, but essentially anything you would find on any table saw, miter saw, handheld circular saw, etc.
Lol, I had to get VT ready to rent for the 4th & stopped in NH for fireworks 🧨. We have NY sparkler stands at WM but these “would rattle windows”. After the sales pitch I was 1/2 shaky & this dude selling them out of a truck trailer whips a one page warning. He reads it all to me “because it’s his responsibility”. It turned out awesome but we can talk ourselves out of anything with a warning label 🏷...
Bruce Leroy, love that one! Only half white and we do have a bunch of knives in the house. Japanese is my other half and they do start training at a young age on how to use and throw different types of blades .I can't count the times I cut myself learning how to work a switch blade .think my uncles just got a kick out of seeing me struggle with it ! LOL PROUD kid at show &tell though. You couldn't do that today but you could then .I really like how your bringing races together with laughter .I still believe in one race the human race! Jesus loves us all ,it's 2019 time to get our heads out our butts and stop the dumb stuff .love more judge less!💖🧠🤝🌞
I myself learned Russian no spin that uses back heavy knives, screw drivers, sciscors, I even got a bullseye with a fork once because I had a soft target and was curious. Its great fun. I like the speed of the draw and the fact you don't have to calculate rotations.
I'm watching this with two on my hip one of them is a multi tool and I have twenty more in reach as well as six swords and yes we are stupidly safe with them and your views are absolutely hilarious love your channel
I was given my first small Swiss Army pocket knife when I was nine. I've carried a knife on me every day of my life since then. I feel naked if I even think about leaving the house without at least one knife on me.
My friend...you are incredibly hilarious and so ACCURATE!!!! So many socially observant things that I never realized we do! Dude...2 to 5 knives on me at any time. I'm nervous if I have less than 10 K rounds of ammo...go out of my way to cook and feed until you/our friends have eaten for 3 hours straight minimum. LOL My grandmother = nonna! YOU.ARE.AMAZING
I am a 65 year old, Navy trained, Texas born, woman and yes I have knives. I have 4 in my office, 3 in my bedroom, 6 in the garage and that doesn't count the kitchen. LOL yeah
I have several pistols, and I had the basic rules of firearms lecture EVERY time I got one. Yes, I have a couple of knives, but I don't "do" knives like my son-in-law. But he is a police officer and is used to carrying things I don't. A knife is an essential tool to him. We get a package, he has his knife out to open it before the grand kids ask what's in it.
I had to pause when u said "nana and nannie"... My mom's mom was my "grandmother" and my Dad's mom was my "Granny"...but when my child came along her grands were her grandmommy and granddaddy and great-grand mommy/daddy...and she also had grandpa and grandma and great-grandma/grandpa...my daughter has always called me MomMom when she is referring to me as a grandparent... Ive never known anybody w/ a nana or nannie... 40something yr old white girl from Miami w/ backwoods roots. Lol. Now Ima finish watching the video...
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3 things i was raised too always have on me. Bail money my gun and a sharp knife. Never leave home without em lol
I carry three knives at all times one is none two is one and three well that's just more fun lol.
The bail money stays in the safe. The one phone call goes to one of my friends that owe me a "no questions asked" favor.
Chelsea Murphy can’t carry a knife in Ireland. Still do
Same here and I keep at least 2 knives on me and more in my ride
Yes! But my father always held my bail money. Since he passed my cousin and I worry every time we go out about who's gonna bail us out. So far so good.
Ohhhhhh heaven help ME!
He's 100% right
@joshpray you forgot one
And if you arent ready to hear the "knife story" dont say thats a nice knife.
I've cried harder receiving knives as a gift then I have receiving engagement rings.
I carry two at all times one on my hip one in my pocket both are case xx and i have won quit a bit of money because iv told all my friends my knifes are sharper then all there's if I can't shave the hair off my arm at anytime I,ll give um 20 bucks I never have any hair on my arms now lol
Oh me too 😂
@John John no golden clam. Silver tongue maybe just 3 but it was starters then up grades also push presents both boys will have options.... But a limited edition Kershaw or a retired Buck or a custom rams horn & mother of pearl w cherry wood n Damascus steel yes I cried when I received that. So it's the lil things.....I'll tell u this there lil blue bags with lil blue boxes that are just things as well. Sometimes craftsmanship means more then a shiny lil rock
Stefhanie Insinga-Ash and how many engagement rings have you received? 🤔 (not that there's anything wrong with that)
@@TheMattc999 a few shiny sparkling blah blah blahs the knives are whats important tho!!!
You are totally correct man, as a knife wielding Texan, I can verify you are 100% on point!!
We even teach our kids to put a spin on axes when aiming at the target!
Also, not all us got a Granny. We got Memows and Grammies and Mamaws too.
I lost it at Nana's
Yup - my grand babies call me Memaw!
This is absolutely hilarious, I have a ridiculous amount of knives. I had no idea it was a white thing. And what's even funnier is I figured out how to throw a knife when I was a kid after watching someone do it on TV. Im actually pretty damn good at it too.
Your parents let you play with knives that’s not safe.
@@MelB868 They didn't exactly "let me", they often had no idea what I was up to. They always hired bad babysitters, that's how I wrecked one of the cars when I was 7.
It won't let me pic mine.
“All meat, can’t hit the plate”
😆😂😆😂😆😂 I’m dying!!!
Do the black people find josh funny? Im whyte and josh makes me laugh every damn time. Great vid thumbs up
Speaking only for myself I think he's hilarious and very informative.
I find it informative not that funny.
My wife thinks he’s funny (she’s black/Asian), I think he’s hilarious.
I’m white and he is pretty funny but no one has that many knifes
@@MelB868 Come down south and you will find many people with knife collections that cover the living room walls. Hunters also have hunting, skinning, gutting, throwing, fillet and work knifes. Multiple sets because when misplaced it's nice to have a backup, so yes on average many do have that many.
We just had a knife throwing event.started with knives then hatchets and then axes .it was awesome
1) This was hilarious, I laughed so hard I was crying at one point. You are a funny dude.
2) As a knife thrower, thank you for mentioning how much we care about safety. We're still a new and growing sport, and we get some crazy looks when we mention it.
3) We better see you throwing a knife in 2020!
That reminds me, need to get the kids out for tomahawk throwing today. Don't be embarrassed Josh we all hear that ring when our timing is off.
I appreciate the Bruce Leroy reference! Best bad movie ever!
I'm white, grew up on a farm, and I been throwing knives and hatchets my whole life just for fun Lol!
Damn.... Im watching this and look up on my shelf and i can count 11 different blades... And i have 2 on me... Lol truth!
I love that loud “thunk” when you really sink a tomahawk in the target. Split a wood target that we’d been using for a while in half. Straight up just grabbed the tomahawk gave it back to the owner and walked away. I was 13 and had only been throwing for about a half hour. Went back later by the time I was done I could hit dead center every time. Cemented my love of throwing knives and tomahawks.
Just a flick and a spin, and steel becomes whirling edges and a point seeking the target with a whisper of sound so soft and clear it chills the heart. Knife throwing is an art that can challenge you in ways you have yet to learn. Keep practicing, it helps. When we go camping we toss knives to see who loses and washes up, and who will be taking time to enjoy the hammock!
I had a knife in my pocket since I was 2. We used to camp in the glades, Dad would hunt in the day, and frog throughout the night. We didn’t have any electronics back then, so we did a lot of whittling. In fact when I was 3, my Dad whittled me a fairly large straight blade knife, out of wood. It was so cool looking. Back when I went to school you could carry pocket knives, and your gun(s) hung in a rack of your truck on your back window that was in the school parking lot. We had hunting/ gun safety classes which included a section of bow (archery) training. We’d bring our guns (rifles/shotguns) right into school during the classes. I loved the times I grew up in. Love you Josh, keep the videos coming. It sounds like you have a great group of friends.
If I call my grandma buy anything else except for Grandma she going to hit me with a frying pan
my mothers mother is grandma my fathers mother is nana ........
I own a few... Carry three when I am out in the woods. Tools all have different uses.
They’re definitely easier to fly with than a pistol lol.
"Ya'll got all dat meat, and cant hit the plate."
Josh....never underestimate the encouragement and laughter that you pass onto your viewers. Keep it going, you are needed more than ever.
I sure hope that's an intentional reference to The Last Dragon when talking about Bruce Leeroy.
I search for his videos every couple of days. I’m white 71 yrs old and love him, he’s very funny
Clarke is by far the best character you've ever talked about! Iv never heard a more accurate description! Iv know 3 Clarke's in my time and they were all just like that! They all dressed exactly like that too! I came here to watch that part again!
Definitely thumbs up! Dude, you bring the funny every time.
I used to have 'All Kinds' of throwing Knives.
It was fun.
All kinds
"Ya'll ain't hitting nothin but air and despair!"
😂
You’re a good man Josh. Your comedy/art always tries to bring people together no matter their race, background, political views …. Ect. I applaud you for that.
"Nothing but air and despair!" Lmao😂😂😂 Thanks for your vids man!
Now it's time.....show him to the axe throwing rooms.
😂😂 omg
Throwing knives is something kids start learning at a young age. I haven't thrown a knife in years, however I think if I picked one up and started Throwing one. It would come back to me
I remember when I was just 5 I started hunting then at 7 my crazy Uncle showed me how to throw knives and play chicken with them by throwing at the other ones foot. Awesome childhood Now I"M 53 and still love throwing knives. Awesome videos Josh Keep it up.
You should be a comedian you got me rolling!
Over here in 🇬🇧 we cant have shit😳🤪
well legally anyway......God bless ya USA🇺🇸❤
I'm guessing you've never noticed how many archery clubs there are in the UK mate. There's a whole bow culture here - we just keep it on the down low...
Love this man ! Makes me smile .
They ain't gonna let you throw notin, not even your ass in a circle. 😂😂😂😂 I lost it when he said that!
Lmao... I can’t wait to show this video to all my team mates on the Knife Alliance knife throwing team! Lol
Thanks again for the laughs.. you learn a lot🤣🤣👍
We also love our swords 😆
Damn, I am white and in my desk I got at least 4 different knives!! Love this video.
My Dad was a US Marine jungle fighter for the entirety of the Second World War.
Needless to say, he had SKILLS.
He told the story about bored Marines, in Cuba, who played chicken with their bayonets. AND....
were always getting bayonets removed from their feet.
He taught everything he knew about firearms to his sons.
But, he would NEVER teach us to throw knives, no matter how much we begged and cajoled him.
He DID teach us how to sharpen them. A dull knife is dangerous.
So we had to teach ourselves to throw them...……..
Brother; I am a knife head over guns! An I am impressed with the fact that you even tried throwing knives.....! Kudos with this episode and trying to play with blades. Forget the firecrackers. A brother in arms I give too you bro. This is my personal favorite episode you have to use. Thank you and blessings: Sincerely Christopher William Kirchoff in Montana
Hah! 98% white & I keep a folding knife, & a multitool in my coat pocket. & another knife in my backpack, along with zip ties, paracord, pliers, universal screwdriver, 3 different kinds of tape, rubbing alcohol, hand wipes, emergency blanket, snacks, a lighter, matches, mini 1st aid kit, hand sanitizer, tweezers, & a sewing kit.
Yes, my coworkers get nervous when they hear that.
Yes, their trepidation feeds me like candy.
I love the reference to "Bruce Leroy". Awesome movie!
Butterfly knives are my favorite
Why would you want to cut a butterfly
I'm rooting for you Josh. Be the best!
dunder mifflin.. hells yeah!
You are one of the funniest people on TH-cam! Keep them coming!
DUNDER MIFFLIN!! Massive respect brother!
This made my day... pure gold
LOL Bruce Leroy...haven't seen that movie in 30 years! Can't believe you used that reference.
“Bruce Leeroy.” That shit brought me back.
Bruce Leroy lol great flick man
Sho nuff!
omg! this is 100% correct! lol our grandmothers are called nanny's and knife throwing is passed down from father to son- my Dad taught me when i was 7 lol and his dad gave me his 14 inch knife for butchering -omg! lol i have 27 knives all for different purposes-lmao! love this vid Josh! wish my dad was alive to watch this and laugh at how right you are!
I am definitely a gun nut, I mean enthusiast, but I am amazed at how much money some of my friends spend on knives (crazy thing is, if you live in or travel to a pro-gun state, make sure you know the knife laws because things can get dicey crossing state lines with certain knives). Pretty much all I have is my pocket knife, hunting knife, and a backup pocket knife I keep in the truck.
A good fixed blade work/fighting knife can easily reach $100, and that's just a tool steel blade, some kind of sheath, & a no-frills handle. You might get an anti-corrosion finish, you might not.
There are other steel options, usually more expensive. Some companies offer a German tool steel, which is a minor improvement over your basic A2, D2, 1055, & other basic high carbon or tool steels. There's also high-carbon stainless steels out there, which are a nice combination of properties. These are far more corrosion resistant than carbon steels, while also having far superior edge retention to normal stainless steels.
Sheaths are a pretty basic affair, either leather or polymer. Probably has a belt loop, might have MOLLE attachments. Handles are similar, either polymer, stacked leather, or sometimes wood. Coatings are, for the most part, many of the same options you might be familiar with in the firearms world, sometimes under proprietary labels, sometimes not. Nitriding, case-hardening, bluing, ceramic coatings, etc.
And that's just looking at the mass production side, the custom world goes from there and doesn't seem to stop.
My pocket knife cost me $200 😀.
@@MilsurpMikeChannel What kind is it?
I am embarrassed to say what it is now since they came out as anti-2A, but I am not throwing a good knife away either... It is a Benchmade auto.
@@MilsurpMikeChannel Huh. I never really had my hands on a Benchmade before they swung anti-2A, so I never picked one up. My primary pocket knife is a Leatherman Surge, personally. At the rate I was breaking store brand multitools at work (2 in ~4-5 months), it's already nearly paid for itself.
I couldn't even tell you how many knives I have. I really do have knives everywhere...and I even have some set aside for when my daughter gets older...im a Texan woman light and bright😘
Every different type of knife has it's own technic. It's all about the balance.
My friend thought my grandma was white because I called her nanny. I’m too tickled
We call a 'Godmother' Nanny in Louisiana.
I so dint know this "nonni" is Italian "Nan" is what us kids called our Irish grandmother.
😂😂 Never knew our Nana was a bright thing! Josh continues to educate.
It's all good, long as your grandmother loves you, call her whatever she wants
PFC Thomas Blackhawk
I am not native. Just black. ☺️ Thank you
They’ll eventually come out with a WiFi knife so you can conveniently cut stuff from your phone.
Old English Tradition: Never give a knife to a friend. Always 'sell' the knife for a nickle instead and save a friendship 😊
Haha, Josh got spanked! I did too the first time. Went out and got me some proper throwing knives and built a backyard range out of some pine logs and plywood. Once I got the technique down I added tomahawks and axes. It's a lot of fun and always impresses when you sink a double bit into a tree from 30 feet away.
Josh you have a gift. Thanks for always being good for a crack up! 👍🏾
"You been watching Bruce LeRoy? You catching bullets with your teeth?" I lost it.
I carry 2 knives everyday and usually open carry my handgun as well lol
Good thing I’m not a criminal huh. Open carry huh. Ild be taking u out first
@@AquaTech225 where I live it's common to both open and conceiled carry everyone usually just assumes they have a gun it's also why the burglery rate is so low everyone's got guns and will shoot to kill also not license required to carry in my state lol
As usual, spot on. At least country people; we were raised to be prepared for just about any emergency situation requiring survival skills. And somehow, weapons legit just seem to find us.
Last night, my husband and daughter climbed up onto our roof to watch fireworks. My daughter came back down with a compound bow. Not even kidding.
I love this video I’m a knife enthusiast 🤣
Exactly!! I’ve had bandaids on every finger practicing butterfly knife tricks! You should check out butterfly knife trick compilations on you tube and show em up next time!
Man, I fucking love your videos. Always make me laugh.
This vid really made my day, as I throw both axes and knives. Safety is number one.
I hope you truly have fun learning and getting better at knife throwing. gl hf
Keep sharp my brother.... you'll be fine.
I have 2 backstops in my yard. Anyone who thinks they don't have to respect my rules I tell them straight, I put those axes or knives In there hand and I'll take the out of there hands . So far no breakers color don't matter . Thankyou. You're awesome!
"Grandmama, u been watchin Bruce Leroy?!" 😂😂😂😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆 OH MY GAAAAAHD
Wait till he learns how to play chicken. 😂👍🍻
💪🃏SATISFACTORY!!!
Too funny. Keep up the good work.
I wasn’t allowed to play with any sharp objects ever...lol Much Love
Knife making is Paleolithic....it takes us back to our roots,,,, no pun intended...
I'm from Texas. When I went up north to study I was surprised when no one knew how to shoot, shoot bows, ride horse, throw knives and camp. My yankee friends looked like they'd seen a ghost when I first took out my guns to go to the range.
You havent had real fun till you come up to the panhadle!
Up here we play games throwing
Skillsaw Blades!
Skill saw blades....can you elaborate?you peaked my Interest.
@@stevechristiansen9037 He's talking about circular saw blades. A lot of people call them skillsaws because it's the name of a brand that made them popular, but essentially anything you would find on any table saw, miter saw, handheld circular saw, etc.
That's extreme frisbee. 😄👍🍻
❤️ me some Josh Pray, my brother from a different t mother👏🏻
You go Josh!!!!!
Lol, I had to get VT ready to rent for the 4th & stopped in NH for fireworks 🧨. We have NY sparkler stands at WM but these “would rattle windows”.
After the sales pitch I was 1/2 shaky & this dude selling them out of a truck trailer whips a one page warning. He reads it all to me “because it’s his responsibility”.
It turned out awesome but we can talk ourselves out of anything with a warning label 🏷...
"Y'all got all that meat and can't hit the plate!" I'm fucking dead!
Its true I have several different blades. I've put holes in my wall and my favorite game is five finger filet. Still have all my fingers... for now.
Josh your awesome...
Bruce Leroy, love that one! Only half white and we do have a bunch of knives in the house. Japanese is my other half and they do start training at a young age on how to use and throw different types of blades .I can't count the times I cut myself learning how to work a switch blade .think my uncles just got a kick out of seeing me struggle with it ! LOL PROUD kid at show &tell though. You couldn't do that today but you could then .I really like how your bringing races together with laughter .I still believe in one race the human race! Jesus loves us all ,it's 2019 time to get our heads out our butts and stop the dumb stuff .love more judge less!💖🧠🤝🌞
One of my favorite things to do lol. Man straight to the hilt on inch think doors, buried in to maple wood. I can throw accurate too.
@Josh, there's that MJ style tune!!! You can sing to me anytime!!🌹💋
Hell yea! I wanna see them knife throws!
😂😂😂😂😂 always good to see you upload a video!
I myself learned Russian no spin that uses back heavy knives, screw drivers, sciscors, I even got a bullseye with a fork once because I had a soft target and was curious. Its great fun. I like the speed of the draw and the fact you don't have to calculate rotations.
I'm watching this with two on my hip one of them is a multi tool and I have twenty more in reach as well as six swords and yes we are stupidly safe with them and your views are absolutely hilarious love your channel
Props, from one of you bright wyte friends... god, your shit always has me in stitches... p.s. no spin, it'll help you hit the plate, mmph
The nana comment hit me on a personal level lmfao
I was given my first small Swiss Army pocket knife when I was nine. I've carried a knife on me every day of my life since then.
I feel naked if I even think about leaving the house without at least one knife on me.
josh pray, welcome to being a World Champion! go check out John Ward. love your clips man! if ya have a show in Baltimore, i wanna see it!
Stroke the back of a butterfly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You wanna throw some AXES get with Jason Mamoa
I hope the flood waters subsided. Hope family ok.
My friend...you are incredibly hilarious and so ACCURATE!!!! So many socially observant things that I never realized we do! Dude...2 to 5 knives on me at any time. I'm nervous if I have less than 10 K rounds of ammo...go out of my way to cook and feed until you/our friends have eaten for 3 hours straight minimum. LOL My grandmother = nonna! YOU.ARE.AMAZING
I am a 65 year old, Navy trained, Texas born, woman and yes I have knives. I have 4 in my office, 3 in my bedroom, 6 in the garage and that doesn't count the kitchen. LOL yeah
I have several pistols, and I had the basic rules of firearms lecture EVERY time I got one. Yes, I have a couple of knives, but I don't "do" knives like my son-in-law. But he is a police officer and is used to carrying things I don't. A knife is an essential tool to him. We get a package, he has his knife out to open it before the grand kids ask what's in it.
I had to pause when u said "nana and nannie"... My mom's mom was my "grandmother" and my Dad's mom was my "Granny"...but when my child came along her grands were her grandmommy and granddaddy and great-grand mommy/daddy...and she also had grandpa and grandma and great-grandma/grandpa...my daughter has always called me MomMom when she is referring to me as a grandparent... Ive never known anybody w/ a nana or nannie... 40something yr old white girl from Miami w/ backwoods roots. Lol. Now Ima finish watching the video...
Bro you are hilarious. Keep it up.
That dog will hunt my friend! Dang good video!!