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1 hour ago, AAQuesada said:Here is my favorite Chicken cutting video!
That's one of my favorites as well. It's like watching Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat throw down the ultimate fatality on an unsuspecting bird. It's one of the very few videos I've found that demonstrates the proper use of a honesuki / garasuki. I must have watched it a 20 times. There are lots of fun Related Videos on YouTube to explore.
1 hour ago, AAQuesada said:Here is my favorite Chicken cutting video!
That's one of my favorites as well. It's like watching Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat throw down the ultimate fatality on an unsuspecting bird. It's one of the very few videos I've found that demonstrates the proper use of a honesuki / garasuki. I must have watched it a 30 times. I've downloaded it from YouTube so I can watch it many times more.
There are lots of fun Related Videos on YouTube to explore.
1 hour ago, AAQuesada said:Here is my favorite Chicken cutting video!
That's one of my favorites as well. It's like watching Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat throw down the ultimate fatality on an unsuspecting bird. It's one of the very few videos I've found that demonstrates the proper use of a honesuki / garasuki. I must have watched it a 30 times. I've downloaded it from YouTube so I can watch it many times more.
58 minutes ago, AAQuesada said:
Here is my favorite Chicken cutting video!
That's one of my favorites as well. It's like watching Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat throwing down the ultimate fatality on an unsuspecting bird. It's one of the very few videos I've found that demonstrates the proper use of a honesuki / garasuki. I must have watched it a 30 times. I've downloaded it from YouTube so I can watch it many times more.
That's one of my favorites as well. It's like watching Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat throwing down the ultimate fatality on an unsuspecting bird. It's one of the very few videos I've found that demonstrates the proper use of a honesuki / garasuki. I must have watched it a 30 times. I've downloaded it from YouTube so I can watch it many times more.
