a little Marchand goodness

Rockywolf said:
Great kit! Is it cool to have kit envy?
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If you aren't envious of this you either A: Have one or B: Are not right in the head.
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x39 said:
Wow, another piece of functional art. Very nice.
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Rick may remind you of a Disney dog but his work is far from goofy. I wouldn't hesitate to trust my life to the tools he makes. My knowledge will fail long before his tools will.
 
protourist said:
Rick may remind you of a Disney dog but his work is far from goofy. I wouldn't hesitate to trust my life to the tools he makes. My knowledge will fail long before his tools will.
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Which has what to do with my post? I was complimenting the man's work.
 
x39 said:
Which has what to do with my post? I was complimenting the man's work.
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Good ol' Proctourist was just messin with me x39. He complimented me (and flattered, thanks bud) in his special way by agreeing that although my work might look a bit "artsy" at times, it is born from and made for real use. I don't make anything that I wouldn't consider functional. I have this same kit in my belt pouch and almost everyone who shares bushtime with me has one, too.

Rick
 
Rick, when I call something a work of art, I mean it in the best sense. Your stuff is over the top like a high end sports car, it performs and looks great sitting still as well.
 
x39 said:
Rick, when I call something a work of art, I mean it in the best sense. Your stuff is over the top like a high end sports car, it performs and looks great sitting still as well.
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I couldn't agree more.
 
The title of this thread reminds me of what Mrs. Marchand says so often....especially the little part :D
 
Wow, that is a Very cool fire kit! With the patina on it, it makes it look like it is from the 1800's. Nice work and good score for sure.
 
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