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.
Spot On-and in that case I am an addict and you may refer to me as "Lucky Streak Meako the Crapshooting Cardsharp ".Yep, that's a cool looking store, Rupestris, and I can't wait to read about how "[a]lmost all of your expectations were met and then some".
As for the lottery, my attitude is similar to meako's. I satisfy my "gambling itch" by purchasing slip joints online!
- GT
Yes indeed!
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To me he still has quite an accent but says he has lost it. He tales of being a soccer hooligan in his youth and is a fan of Jethro Tull. He came here while in his 20's for a two month vacation and met a girl. After a couple of years of a long distance relationship they married and he moved here. He had worked for British Telecom in Birmingham an went to work for a cable company when he moved here. After a few years came to work for the one I worked for and that's where I met him. He is a great guy and good friend for many years. He does have one major fault however, he has no appreciation for knives.Say Hi to your friend for me, does he still have his accent? Hey, it's not Ozzy Osbourne is it?!
Winchester Model 61 from 1954. .22LR.
To me he still has quite an accent but says he has lost it. He tales of being a soccer hooligan in his youth and is a fan of Jethro Tull. He came here while in his 20's for a two month vacation and met a girl. After a couple of years of a long distance relationship they married and he moved here. He had worked for British Telecom in Birmingham an went to work for a cable company when he moved here. After a few years came to work for the one I worked for and that's where I met him. He is a great guy and good friend for many years. He does have one major fault however, he has no appreciation for knives.
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:thumbup: I bought various various versions for my next-door neighbour's son when he was younger. I don't known if he ever read them. We have large gardens, and parks and woodland nearby, but he spent his entire childhood playing computer games, and is now a myopic 18-year old with bad skin and poor social skills, I'd be surprised if he can tie shoelaces, let alone make a camp-fire. A shame 
). I usually just take a box full of aluminum cans and some of those orange reactive targets (the small round one is my favorite, because it rolls further away as you shoot it). Always have a great time out there. Next best thing to having your own land where you can shoot whatever you want.
A standard child's gift at one time! :thumbup: I think I was five when I got mine, I don't remember ever hearing about anyone ever getting injured because of one. When I tell younger folks about them now, they think I am joking! 
Yes! Chemistry sets!
We were on the second floor, and it landed on the porch roof, stained the shingles a bit, but no explosion. We never told anyone. 
