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That's Beckerhead, ratpacker.
Moose
So if ESEE and Becker combined, would we all be Backpackers?
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We were trying to figure this out the other day, BeckerPackers, sounds dirty, RATHeads, sounds, well, insulting. So, how about BECKERESEEHEADRATs. It just rolls off the tounge.
Moose
by which i mean, Becker... come over to the dark bladed side... we know what you're want for Xmas... we felt your presents afterall
What is that blade on the top left?
I think I'm in love.
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yeah, that's the Reinhardt Khukri. great blade. great man.
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I did wonder why my Izula scales smelled like chimichanga. Mystery solved.
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RAT Peckers?
BESEE hackers?
ok, I've been working too long. 12 hour shifts take their toll...
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put it on, put it on...
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There's an aweful lot of plastic in that pile. I think you have mistaken your Becker's with your ESEE's
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I thought he did pretty good using that Lego handled scrap metal to do that.
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Oh and Moosey, It's good to see you found something that BK-2 could handle.
Moose
And yes, Real Beckerheads use pink (gasp!) cutting boards, and lanyards.
No one is doubting that last part bro!
Leave the tuff stuff for the guys with a real knife.
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I figured some of the ESEE guys would like to see what a real working knife looks like.
Best looking Kayak anchor I have ever seen! Good thing there are no sharp edges on that thing too, you wouldn't want to damage the bottom of the lake or anything.
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Oh and Moosey, It's good to see you found something that BK-2 could handle.
No one is doubting that last part bro!
Leave the tuff stuff for the guys with a real knife.
Tony, your ESEE5 would have to stand on the shoulders of a Junglas, just to kiss my BK2 on the ass.
A Becker BK2 was batonning knots in wood when you was still shittin' in your hand and wipin' it in your hair.
That's it, that's all the old colloquialisms I have.
Hope they helped.
Moose
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I'm not even worried about the knives, I'm still trying to figure out who has the uglier designer....
Forget the ugly tree, these bastards were fired out of a cannon right through the ugly forest and hit every tree.
Forget the ugly tree, these bastards were fired out of a cannon right through the ugly forest and hit every tree.
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You see, thats just it. If that person had an ESEE-5 back then, the wood would of split allready!