The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
You got it, John. Bill's vs Chiefs, 25 points in the last 2 minutes of the game. If that didn't have folks on the edge of their seats, nothing will.This was probably the best weekend of football we've seen in a while.
All very close games and evenly matched teams... It was exciting to watch.
It was so much fun to watch... I was yelling as much as I do watching my Hawks.Bill's vs Chiefs, 25 points in the last 2 minutes of the game. If that didn't have folks on the edge of their seats, nothing will.
I'm a guy who has more Rough Rider knives than any other brand, and my cars have been a Corolla, an Eagle Summit, an Isuzu pickup, a Caravan, a Civic, and a Focus, so I'm apparently not a big believer in "you get what you pay for".5K Qs I was smoking Hav-a-Tampa around 1970. Believe me, they were cheap. In quality. A good cigar, like a good knife, his worth going to the trouble.
We had a 2010 Focus sedan. Great trouble-free car!! In 2014 we gave it to my recently married youngest son, who used it for 3 years, and gave it to his mother-in-law, who still uses it every day!! It was a good year for the Focus, and it still is!!and a Focus, so I'm apparently not a big believer in "you get what you pay for".
We had a 2010 Focus sedan. Great trouble-free car!! In 2014 we gave it to my recently married youngest son, who used it for 3 years, and gave it to his mother-in-law, who still uses it every day!! It was a good year for the Focus, and it still is!!
Charlie, my Focus was a 2007 sedan (black with a little "wing" on the trunk) that I bought in 2010 with 30K miles on it. Mine was also relatively trouble-free, and I sold mine to my daughter for a dollar in August 2020. She's still driving it (although I think she'd like to get something newer). I haven't really had "a car of my own" since she got my Focus. My wife and I seem to be doing fine with just my wife's 2005 Civic. (I should put a SAK in the glove box, though.)We had a 2010 Focus sedan. Great trouble-free car!! In 2014 we gave it to my recently married youngest son, who used it for 3 years, and gave it to his mother-in-law, who still uses it every day!! It was a good year for the Focus, and it still is!!
Stockmen it is for ya Jer. Not that there's anything wrong with it!![]()
I guess I'm still a stockman guy.
When I got my first teaching position in 91 I bought a new car. I owned it for a few years and then sold it and bought a 1988 pickup. When our son was born in 03 I sold the pickup and bought a 98 Suburban. I’m still driving that Suburban today.Charlie, my Focus was a 2007 sedan (black with a little "wing" on the trunk) that I bought in 2010 with 30K miles on it. Mine was also relatively trouble-free, and I sold mine to my daughter for a dollar in August 2020. She's still driving it (although I think she'd like to get something newer). I haven't really had "a car of my own" since she got my Focus. My wife and I seem to be doing fine with just my wife's 2005 Civic. (I should put a SAK in the glove box, though.)
- GT
I salute his dedication to the hobby.Without any hesitation he said,"Three hundred and fifty seven."
My Tiger was OK!I’d be willing to wager that the Corolla didn’t leak oil like those two wheeled sieves did.![]()
I’d be willing to wager that the Corolla didn’t leak oil like those two wheeled sieves did.![]()