Unicorn Bacon

[D.Oliver]

So the other day I was reading this thread about cocobolo where Andrew brought up slaughtering herds of Unicorns for sausage. I've got to say this was the first time I had ever heard that analogy and the term "Unicorn Sausage" is just to funny for me sit there without chuckling. So to tie into that thread, here is a a nice cocobolo Trimline.








No unicorns were slaughtered for sausage in the making of this pen. They were slaughtered for bacon instead. MMMMMM Bacon.

 

[mredburn]

I dont know which is worse your humor or the fact I laughed at it. Nice pen

 

[Marc]

Bacon improves everything. Nice pen, good finish. Coco Bolo is such awesome timber and you show it well.

 

[Holz Mechaniker]

MMMm Bacon, but it doesn't love me anymore:frown:
heartburn from here til Christmas if I have it.
Very nice finish on that pen...

 

[Dalecamino]

Beautiful timber. Nice work Derek!

 

[SteveG]

I very much like the flow and contrast of the wood grain color in your pen. It is something I try to incorporate whenever I can, whenI am working with wood on a writing instrument.

Now, for the serious stuff...Have you ever tried Unicorn Jerky? There is truly nothing like it, although I fully realize it cannot possibly draw a unicorn bacon lover away from their obsession.
Steve

 

[jsolie]

Nice looking pen! Cocobolo is always an eyecatching wood.

Now as for those unicorns... ThinkGeek :: Canned Unicorn Meat :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :biggrin:

 

[ChrisN]

Now what would be even cooler? Unicorn horn on a pen! :laugh: Nice pen, BTW.

 

[maxwell_smart007]

What can I say - I like a good analogy!

 

[D.Oliver]

Now as for those unicorns... ThinkGeek :: Canned Unicorn Meat :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :biggrin:

That's funny. I especially like the picture showing the "cuts" from a unicorn. If you closely you'll see superglue comes from the belly of the unicorn and I used a CA finish so it all fits.