Hats & Knives

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Case and Stetson

 

[Simple Man]

Yup, cap guy myself also. I'm rarely outside without one. Both with GEC #66's.

I've been eyeing those tarp hats for a while, but figure I just wouldn't look right in one......

Current

Past (just 'cause I had a pic from a while back). Stockman has moved on down the road since.

 

[jon_slider]

 

[pertinux]

This explains a lot.

~ P.

 

[SAK Guy]

Lol

 

[herisson]

THE non-threatening way to carry a knife !

 

[arizonaranchman]

He can lower his head in an instant and charge like a Bull!!!

 

[herisson]

That's the way to do it... Just stay zen marble like until the lightning attack. Like totally Yul Brinner in "Ultimate warrior". Gosh, I can't believe I'm able to recall such crap. But Yul was quite the man...

 

[jon_slider]

Thanks for the belly laughs ladies and gents.

Hats off to my Russian Uncle Yuli

now back to his hats and knives

here he is with one of his sabers

He was strong like Bull, though I have superior balance. LOL!

"Yul Brynner is ably cast as "The Ultimate Warrior." He wields a knife with the precision of a rabbi."
[video=youtube_share;MpVfNGWK3ko]http://youtu.be/MpVfNGWK3ko?t=46s[/video]

And yes my Russian family is indeed named Rabinovitch.

 

[Jack Black]

And they say the unicorn is extinct!

 

[herisson]

He was a rather small guy and if I remember well the knife he wields in "Ultimate warrior" is no bigger than a Mora and has a very similar shape. But he left no doubt in my mind that he actually could slice all these thugs to small pieces (what he did but left some to tell the legend...). Actors with a true background always won me over (think Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Yul Brinner, Robert Mitchum...). These guys didn't need to "show" guts, they had them plain to see in every move or stare...

 

[Dr. Scott]

He was a rather small guy and if I remember well the knife he wields in "Ultimate warrior" is no bigger than a Mora and has a very similar shape. But he left no doubt in my mind that he actually could slice all these thugs to small pieces (what he did but left some to tell the legend...). Actors with a true background always won me over (think Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Yul Brinner, Robert Mitchum...). These guys didn't need to "show" guts, they had them plain to see in every move or stare...

I remember seeing YB on stage. He didn't look small. Not even from 100 feet away. Sometimes the personality is visibly larger than the person.

 

[Gevonovich]

And yes my Russian family is indeed named Rabinovitch.

I knew there was some reason I liked you, Jon

Also, sooooo funny. Thanks

 

[david childers]

what kind of knife is that?

 

[knarfeng]

ummm...gents? "Hats and knives", please.

 

[Jack Black]

ummm...gents? "Hats and knives", please.

Jack

 

[herisson]

Hats and knives ? Pronto ! Stormy weather today, ideal for some woodbumming and taking those fixed blades for a walk...

 

[jackknife]

I love hats. Especially bucket hats. Here's one that just got back from being on my head for a coast to coast tour, along with a well traveled peanut, and the Sardinian number that competes for pocket space with it.

While I love bucket hats, I've been known to sport a flat cap now and then. They seem to go well with old 300 series Peterson pipes and wood handle pocket knives.

Sometimes I find a odd bucket hat that has a peanut sized pocket in it.

 

[festerfromnzed]

My hunting cap......This hat has witnessed some very poor shooting,im pleased it cant talk........................FES

 

[arizonaranchman]

The Pemberton and Eureka Jack both in Autumn Gold