EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[pat9198]

 

[RLB0414]

ChazzyP , hope the procedure works and you get to feeling better quickly

 

[woodysone]

OK, I'm back, having gotten home yesterday afternoon from some 30-plus hours in hospital. What I had was termed minimally invasive surgery, though it involved 2 hours of prep and 5-6 hours out cold with tubes inserted in incisions in my groin burning nerve endings in both sides of my heart. I sure felt like I got the sh*t kicked out of me for a about a day-and-a-half after but I'm coming around pretty well now.

Anyway, I'll start with my hospital carry on my favorite part of my stay--packing up to go home. This one lives in my bathroom stuff drawer at home and goes along with my travel kit on the road. This is a modest but useful knife which is more than capable of cutting stuff when the need arises.

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This morning I checked into BF and saw J jfk1110 's post here which inspired me to pocket the Python today for a chauffeured trip uptown by my wife and a little wandering around the property this afternoon. Mostly, I'm just sitting in my chair, recuperating, and glad to still be of this world.

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Positive thoughts and wishes sent your way, get well soon love your stories of life

 

[Jdottinger]

 

[ChazzyP]

ChazzyP , hope the procedure works and you get to feeling better quickly

Thanks friend, it's kind of a funny thing--we're waiting for nothing to happen, kinda like trying to prove something that doesn't exist.

 

[ChazzyP]

Positive thoughts and wishes sent your way, get well soon love your stories of life

Thanks, Woody. I booked another 20, so figure there's more stories coming....

 

[ktataragasi]

Just got my first Manix 2 in today. I expected it to be on the larger side but not this large. I'm unsure of how I feel about it at this point. It feels very good in my hand, has great action already and came with a screaming edge. I just have to adjust to it I think. I've recently been on a slimmer knife kick recently but this one may change things.... stay turned!

 

[Spuzzard604]

 

[A.L.]

 

[Dave from State Farm]

Long day at the resort today.

 

[bayouace]

DF 2 Wharncliffe with blade shape mod and acidwashed blade. Probably voided the warranty, but I love it. I bought it. I did not create it. Lol

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

 

[Spillproof]

Happy flippin' Friday forum friends.

 

[353]

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[DocJekl]

OK, I'm back, having gotten home yesterday afternoon from some 30-plus hours in hospital. What I had was termed minimally invasive surgery, though it involved 2 hours of prep and 5-6 hours out cold with tubes inserted in incisions in my groin burning nerve endings in both sides of my heart. I sure felt like I got the sh*t kicked out of me for a about a day-and-a-half after but I'm coming around pretty well now.

Anyway, I'll start with my hospital carry on my favorite part of my stay--packing up to go home. This one lives in my bathroom stuff drawer at home and goes along with my travel kit on the road. This is a modest but useful knife which is more than capable of cutting stuff when the need arises.

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This morning I checked into BF and saw J jfk1110 's post here which inspired me to pocket the Python today for a chauffeured trip uptown by my wife and a little wandering around the property this afternoon. Mostly, I'm just sitting in my chair, recuperating, and glad to still be of this world.

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Get well soon! BTW, I think I have that same Buck in Navy Blue Richlite and Damasteel, one of 88 built by Danny.

 

[jsnell]

 

[mitch13]

OK, I'm back, having gotten home yesterday afternoon from some 30-plus hours in hospital. What I had was termed minimally invasive surgery, though it involved 2 hours of prep and 5-6 hours out cold with tubes inserted in incisions in my groin burning nerve endings in both sides of my heart. I sure felt like I got the sh*t kicked out of me for a about a day-and-a-half after but I'm coming around pretty well now.

Anyway, I'll start with my hospital carry on my favorite part of my stay--packing up to go home. This one lives in my bathroom stuff drawer at home and goes along with my travel kit on the road. This is a modest but useful knife which is more than capable of cutting stuff when the need arises.

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This morning I checked into BF and saw J jfk1110 's post here which inspired me to pocket the Python today for a chauffeured trip uptown by my wife and a little wandering around the property this afternoon. Mostly, I'm just sitting in my chair, recuperating, and glad to still be of this world.

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That's no good mate, hope you feel better soon

Simple Saturday carry today.

Well it's after 12pm the 23rd Christmas is not far away.
So Merry Christmas to you all!
Mitch

 

[RLB0414]

Thanks friend, it's kind of a funny thing--we're waiting for nothing to happen, kinda like trying to prove something that doesn't exist.

Understand. Nothing happening means success

 

[jfk1110]

OK, I'm back, having gotten home yesterday afternoon from some 30-plus hours in hospital. What I had was termed minimally invasive surgery, though it involved 2 hours of prep and 5-6 hours out cold with tubes inserted in incisions in my groin burning nerve endings in both sides of my heart. I sure felt like I got the sh*t kicked out of me for a about a day-and-a-half after but I'm coming around pretty well now.

Anyway, I'll start with my hospital carry on my favorite part of my stay--packing up to go home. This one lives in my bathroom stuff drawer at home and goes along with my travel kit on the road. This is a modest but useful knife which is more than capable of cutting stuff when the need arises.

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This morning I checked into BF and saw J jfk1110 's post here which inspired me to pocket the Python today for a chauffeured trip uptown by my wife and a little wandering around the property this afternoon. Mostly, I'm just sitting in my chair, recuperating, and glad to still be of this world.

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Glad you are home and on the mend!!...Sit back and relax a bit....Easier said than done usually but now it should be possible......Stay safe and healthy.... Happy holidays..