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LMAO
Awesome looking knives BTW. I would be proud to own one And I plan on getting in on the Next round for sure.
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Awesome looking knives BTW. I would be proud to own one And I plan on getting in on the Next round for sure.
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Most members are sending their knives to me for safe keeping in my underground climate controlled vault that is housed in an undisclosed location. PM me and I can send all the necessary info sir.
No sir just the address of a random post office box. Upon delivery it will be flown to me via Carrier pigeon that is coated with a food grade radar absorbing paint.
You guys are killing me. Thanks for the laugh
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joeradza
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Check out the exchangeLMAO
Will Power
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No sir just the address of a random post office box. Upon delivery it will be flown to me via Carrier pigeon that is coated with a food grade radar absorbing paint.
Stool Pigeons?
No Country for Old Pigeons
Dead Doves Tell No Lies....
Mine might be coming via Carrier Pigeon all the way from California to Europe....weather conditions, prevailing winds, migratory instincts, homing instincts
predators, gunfire...I MIGHT get it by April I suppose but it may be degraded too, stool 
pigeon indeed
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Hahaha
those look nice! congrats!
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Mine might be coming via Carrier Pigeon all the way from California to Europe....weather conditions, prevailing winds, migratory instincts, homing instincts
The big question is.... African or European carrier pigeon? I understand from Monty Python that such can have a significant effect on the air speed velocity of a laden bird.
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This Buck knife is spectacular. The more I carry it, the more I like it. A large knife, yet light and easy to pocket.
This Buck knife is spectacular. The more I carry it, the more I like it. A large knife, yet light and easy to pocket.
Will Power
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Let's hope it's not a Passenger Pigeon......
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_pigeon
A sorry tale of human ignorance.
Will Power
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JB in LV
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This is a user. Carried every day since it arrived.
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Just got mine a couple of days ago. Been in the pocket ever since but I'm gonna take it out tomorrow when I wash my Levi's. For me, it was meant to be carried.
1066vik
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exactly!
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They break in so nicely !
Same here and after breakin it has some of the best walk and talk . Smooth as butter with a sweet pull on both blades and nice snap in both directions .
