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    So it ain't a knife a frog carries in his? OK, I give up. Where does the frog carry his knife?
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    i've heard volcanic glass is sharp enough to split a frog hair.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ole WV Coot View Post
    OK, I give up. Where does the frog carry his knife?
    Come on coot, the frog carry's his knife in his backpack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gray Wolf View Post
    Come on coot, the frog carry's his knife in his backpack.
    I didn't know frogs carry backpacks let alone knives

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    Quote Originally Posted by klkak View Post
    I didn't know frogs carry backpacks let alone knives
    There's a perfectly good reason you didn't know those things;
    Frogs can't afford backpacks let alone knives, because of the price they have to pay for those custom down jackets to survive the Alaskan winters.
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    Ah....OK.....That seems to make since........I think.
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    When frogs do make the....leap and buy a backpack and knife it usually ends up costing them a leg and a leg.
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    A leg and a leg? I give up, quit, surrender. Ask a simple question and get a price quote.
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    Price quote.....no - here's what I meant. Leg and a leg as in....

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    and of course once that happens the end result is something like.....

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    I think I see Jesus in that rock.

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    Thank you for those frog legs,and i saw a guy split a frog with a hatchet one time but I dont think a frog could split a frog.mabe my frog knife was for spliting coconuts?
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    Hey erunkis, they are giving you quite a hard time, aren't they?

    I really don't think your rock is an ancient tool. I has a vague tool-like shape to it, but no indication of any man-made marks. You could, however, make it sharper and it would then be your own tool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bulrush View Post
    Hey erunkis, they are giving you quite a hard time, aren't they?

    I really don't think your rock is an ancient tool. I has a vague tool-like shape to it, but no indication of any man-made marks. You could, however, make it sharper and it would then be your own tool.
    Really! Maybe a more suitable name would have been erunkischraliebrown!
    Im no expert, but to me a knife is anything that will cut anything else, I have ten knifes on the ends of my hands that I employ regularly and I'm also pretty sure the any native american would have used the tool that cut the best, that may not always have looked like a typical knife but it was no less a tool of survival. Was your rock used by native americans? Who gives a flippin' flitter! It could have been and you saw that, congrats.
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    It's a flitter flippin rock that vaguely looks like a frog if you squint your eyes and hold your mouth just right during a lunar eclipse on a Saturday in flitter flippin Ocala Fl. after you've licked a couple of cane toads.
    1. If it's in your kit and you don't know how to use it....It's useless.
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    Wow...what an interesting thread! I saw a rock like that up in the mountains of Alaska a few years ago, only it was sharper, and more gray, and I think it was shale. It didn't look any where near as much like a frog as this one though. I left it on the mountain.
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    It does have a sharp edge on it,my Frog has sharp feet. Some of the "educated" people that I have talked to about it said that it was probably used to cut Grasses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKS View Post
    Wow...what an interesting thread! I saw a rock like that up in the mountains of Alaska a few years ago, only it was sharper, and more gray, and I think it was shale. It didn't look any where near as much like a frog as this one though. I left it on the mountain.
    Thank nyou for telling me that, that helps to establish that my stone is not singular,and that others used that design as a standard tool
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKS View Post
    Wow...what an interesting thread! I saw a rock like that up in the mountains of Alaska a few years ago, only it was sharper, and more gray, and I think it was shale. It didn't look any where near as much like a frog as this one though. I left it on the mountain.
    Was that before or after I bounced over it.
    1. If it's in your kit and you don't know how to use it....It's useless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by erunkiswldrnssurvival View Post
    It does have a sharp edge on it,my Frog has sharp feet. Some of the "educated" people that I have talked to about it said that it was probably used to cut Grasses.
    I probably wouldn't have tried to use it to cut grass. Then again, I am not that well educated.
    Must have taken all day to do the lawn with that small of a blade.
    You going to shine it up or keep it stealthy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by klkak View Post
    Was that before or after I bounced over it.
    Nope, it was one of the few you missed.
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