A game to play

[ferider]

That’s a valid snipe. You should call what’s next.

 

[ilovekittens]

What is a snipe? Did not see explanation in rules?

 

[3fifty7]

That’s a valid snipe. You should call what’s next.

While I really dig the pic,
I ilovekittens posted a pic of his own call

 

[Wild Willie]

Edited: here's a snipe...

 

[storyofmyknife]

What is a snipe? Did not see explanation in rules?

If someone’s call is not posted in two hours and there is a new call, you can post the expired call and snipe or steel the call from the person who made the new call. It’s explained in rule 3 I believe. In this case ilovekittens snipped his own call. Pretty impressive if you ask me.

 

[3fifty7]

Wasn’t that just gone over a day or so ago, no sniping your own call in order to discourage people from setting up prop shots ?

 

[Zulus]

What is a snipe? Did not see explanation in rules?

Snipe 12 times
and you will become snipped, that's an award

 

[storyofmyknife]

Wasn’t that just gone over a day or so ago, no sniping your own call in order to discourage people from setting up prop shots ?

Maybe it was and I missed it. I guess that makes sense. In that case we’re still on coffee beans.

 

[Zulus]

Knife and snipping tool
:^)

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Most dangerous snake I ever came into in the wild was on a rock climbing trip to Kentucky. Went up the hill to help out a buddy and stumbled upon a copperhead nest with the mother and a few babies in it.
That was an adrenaline rush. I have a photo somewhere, but as it was over a decade ago, I ain’t looking for it. Haha.

Also, we have massasauga rattlesnakes here.

 

[hhmoore]

Only venomous snake I was ever bitten by was a baby temple viper. I was moving one (with a mini hook made from a barbecue skewer) and one of the others looped its tail around as the first was lifted. Part way to their destination it let go...and, without thinking, I reached for it on the way down. Luckily, the venom was pretty mild. My finger felt like it was on fire for about 6 hours, and it hurt to touch for months after.
That didn't deter me from working with venomous, though. Fun times. I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss that stuff.
Edited to add:

we have massasauga rattlesnakes here.

Dusky pygmy rattlesnakes (closely related to the massasauga) were the first venomous snake I ever bred. (The temple viper babies were a few years before - they were a surprise from an adult I purchased)


Snipping and clipping tools
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A knife and a brick

 

[storyofmyknife]

https://imgur.com/a/B70iT5l

Knife and a wood carving you made

 

[ferider]

While I really dig the pic,
I ilovekittens posted a pic of his own call

Sorry, missed that.

 

[K.O.D.]

https://imgur.com/a/B70iT5l

Knife and a wood carving you made

Not a carving, but I made this in 8th grade shop class. 2 hours anyway. How about a knife and something that injured you that isn't a knife.

 

[ilovekittens]

Knife with nunchucks. A real ninja will also have Chinese stars

 

[hhmoore]

Knife with nunchucks. A real ninja will also have Chinese stars

I do have shurikens...just not here
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A knife with an unconventional breakfast

 

[ferider]

A knife with an unconventional breakfast

How about this ?

 

[ferider]

Alright, assuming the above counts, knife and a 2x4.

 

[eveled]

Reminded me of this from MASH

 

[J. Doyle]

Alright, assuming the above counts, knife and a 2x4.

C'mon man......we're all just simple folk, knife users and collectors.

Nobody here has that kind of money that we can be flexin' with a 2x4.