Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

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My dedicated bottle opener, my EDC, my go-to pale ale, and the view from my bedroom window:

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Very cool, Carboniferous! :thumbup:
Love the Rough Rider scout knife, the departmental beer glass (my department doesn't even have a coffee cup :grumpy:), and the view!!! :cool:

You're currently on vacation, right, Buzz? :thumbup:
Do you have both that sweet Camillus scout you've posted the last couple of days AND this monster GEC scout with you?? :eek: Very nice! :cool::cool:

- GT
 
You're currently on vacation, right, Buzz? [emoji106]
Do you have both that sweet Camillus scout you've posted the last couple of days AND this monster GEC scout with you?? :eek: Very nice! :cool::cool:

Of course!!! A knife nut would never camp with just one knife. [emoji12]

A couple of my other knives may even show up in this thread before August 1st. My pockets are quite heavy this summer.
 
Okay. It's technically not a beverage. But it could be, under very bad circumstances. But the need for a cap lifter was off the charts cool. Maybe GEC needs to make a Chili Scout?

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Nice shot JP! Is the cat a Monk who fancies a sip of Chimay too?:D My Tiger hates booze, came sniffing round my beer glass the other day then hooked it over with her paw :eek::D Is she trying to tell me something...:)

The faux Tortoise is a very pretty handle choice, wish I had more GECs in it.
 
I agree with Will, nice shot JP!

That tortoiseshell is stunning. I have been on the lookout for a #25 with tortoiseshell acrylic for a couple of years now but have had no luck yet; they made 51 single blade wharncliffe versions (4 with a shield), 2 single clip blade versions and that's it as far as I know.


- Paul
 
Paul & Will Thank you, I agree, that tortoise shell is awesome and IMHO it fits particularly well "small" round knives like the BS or the 25 pattern. Paul I'm sure You'llget your grail some day :)

Will, Doudou-chat is a lovely fellow, but the pattern is unknown because he was found several years ago by my daughter when driving in winter on a forest road. He had been thrown from a running car and since he's a 3 legged crippled. Without my daughter he would have been eaten by foxes or badgers. He's a living lesson to me as his infirmity never was a problem to him and he is enjoying every moment of his cat life. Nevertheless, our respective positions in the house are clearly established : I drink beer, he catches mice (yesterday he caught a meadow vole). :D
 
Been a busy week at work with my little free time spent refining my stone sharpening. Very nice pics and knives everyone :thumbup:. Happy Friday!

 
Pizza and Blue Point IPA today.

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