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Beer and Blades!
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Here is what happens when you return from a trip with a nice creamy 5% Dutch Lager to find that a friend has performed a little housekeeping of a cabinet. She insisted that she could use the case as a handbag... 
I gave up trying to figure them out a long time ago...
I recall the Strider "Tiger" (it was an unusual blade that seemed interesting) but I cannot recall the ID of the other fixed blade or how the hell it ended up in the case.
So what is in the case???
A better angle...
I gave up trying to figure them out a long time ago...I recall the Strider "Tiger" (it was an unusual blade that seemed interesting) but I cannot recall the ID of the other fixed blade or how the hell it ended up in the case.
So what is in the case???
A better angle...
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Yes, I did use the SAK to open the beer.
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Froggy Alert!
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A little table dump including the knife (Emerson Super Commander) of the day, a para-cord lanyard by Ken Cardwell, a magazine that accompanied me for some retro reading thanks to Tom, and a few other items from some friends that have helped to make some ever day carry a little more enjoyable. The Kilt Lifter is a great ruby Ale mainstay when available... 
The pre-pour prep...
Great head of beer:
The pre-pour prep...
Great head of beer:
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How many of those Ti cups do you have Stu? They're cool!
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A Beautiful Fall evening in Kansas. A Kansas Home Brew, Free State Copperhead, and a Favorite Spydie! Life is GOOD !
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A Beautiful Fall evening in Kansas. A Kansas Home Brew, Free State Copperhead, and a Favorite Spydie! Life is GOOD !
The lanyard makes it look like you are missing a part of the knife.
That scale looks great. What type of wood is that?
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Bunny, wow that lanyard really matches the wood of my old fence, I did not notice it untill you mentioned it.
Torm, that is a piece of Macassar Ebony, that I have had in my scrap drawer for 20 years or so. It finally spoke out to the Southard. Thanks, Dan.
Torm, that is a piece of Macassar Ebony, that I have had in my scrap drawer for 20 years or so. It finally spoke out to the Southard. Thanks, Dan.