After knives, what else gets your $?

[tknife]

Seems like there are a lot of flashlight and gun nuts around too, I'm one of 'em! For me, it's mtn. bike stuff, camping gear and DVD's. So what floats your boat?

 

[maddog2020]

Clothes for my wife and toddler

Medical bills

FOOD - love cooking items!

Home repairs

Fishing!

IRS

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Ray 'md2020'

ATKI member #A001042

 

[Joe Talmadge]

Stuff for my PDA -- a Visor Platinum -- seems to be my next priority these days after the usual suspects (knives, flashlights).

I've recently become a fan of tea. Just like people can't understand how a knife can cost so much, you'd be surprised how much a little tin of dried leaves can cost, not to mention the the right pot. I'm currently branching out from Japanese and Chinese green teas to Oolongs and Assam.

Joe

 

[glockman99]

Camera Equipment.

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Dann Fassnacht
Aberdeen, WA
glockman99@hotmail.com
ICQ# 53675663

 

[LYFSFUN]

5 kids, 1 grandbaby

 

[MikeD60]

Two channel hifi and the software to feed it.

 

[Guntaholic]

Race Cars, Watches, Firearms, and Electronic gadgets

 

[Santi]

Books.

 

[Squid]

Things that go "bang"!!!

 

[dePaul]

Fishing reels (preferably ABU Ambassadeur), LED-lights, Zippo lighters, Electronic equipment, CD-s, ballpoint pens, high tech clothes and outdoor equipment.

 

[AJ]

Firearms, watches, single malt scotches, computer equipment & software. So many things... so little money.

AJ

 

[mnblade]

Well, the wife, of course. But also CDs, lots of CDs. I love good blues and old-school country too, like Willie and Hank Sr.

 

[Bobwhite]

Guitars, books and music.

 

[CD Fleischer]

lately, my impending wedding

otherwise, after lights (which probably comes before knives since they never need batteries), knives, multitools, etc. comes books, computer equipment, and more books...

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Clay Fleischer
clay_fleischer@yahoo.com
AKTI Member A000847

 

[Cut-Up]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Joe Talmadge:
Stuff for my PDA -- a Visor Platinum -- seems to be my next priority these days after the usual suspects (knives, flashlights).

I've recently become a fan of tea. Just like people can't understand how a knife can cost so much, you'd be surprised how much a little tin of dried leaves can cost, not to mention the the right pot. I'm currently branching out from Japanese and Chinese green teas to Oolongs and Assam.

Joe</font>

Tea? Do you collect it or drink it?

 

[Paul Davidson]

Books
CDs
Flashlights
Camping gear
Tools
Bicycle stuff (not so much anymore)

 

[EXECUTION STYLE]

Firearms.
4X4 accessories for the Dak.
Camping/survival gear.
Firearms.
Computer stuff.
Stereo.
Firearms.
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Wife.

 

[The Magician]

Fishing stuff, wife, kids.
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Brian
The first knife was probably used to cut stuff.

[This message has been edited by bteel (edited 04-20-2001).]

 

[tknife]

Well, I guess I left my wife out of the first post. But isn't that one a GIVEN??!! How come her money is her money, but my money is OUR money?! Has anyone else noticed this?

 

[Joe Talmadge]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Cut-Up:
Tea? Do you collect it or drink it?</font>

Well, tea is like wine or beer or cigars or any other consumeable-as-hobby. First you collect it, then you drink it, then you make silly pronouncements (e.g., "the use of 6-row barley does not balance the szaz hops", "full-bodied yet a tad aggressive in the glass") and go collect some more.

Joe