My Birthday...do people know me or what !!!

[pitdog]

Happy bday BUd I had forgotten we where so close together.... Looks like you got some cool gifts there bud.. Time to get out and abuse them...

Oh they will get used and abused that's a given !!!:thumbup:

 

[Sharp Eye]

Happy Birthday !!!

 

[DJJ]

Happy Birthday pit,looking forward to see more pic's walking with the dog's.

 

[klammer]

happy Bday!

 

[mtnfolk mike]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PIT... I HOPE IT'S A GOOD ONE...:thumbup:

those are definitely some nice looking gifts.... except, what's up with that funny $$$....

 

[Joezilla]

What a great wife! Congrats pit and happy b day!

 

[TheGame]

Happy birthday Pit. Nice scores :thumbup:

 

[Mistwalker]

Happy BDay Pit. Nice hall, who makes that little knife?

 

[SouthernCross]

Happy Birthday Pit.

I hope you enjoy many more to come :thumbup:


Kind regards
Mick

 

[foxyrick]

Happy Birthday Pit!

 

[C Bryant]

Nice Hardware! Happy Birthday!

 

[JK Knives]

Happy Birthday Pit! Glad to see your wife finally let you open your present.

 

[JK Knives]

Happy BDay Pit. Nice hall, who makes that little knife?

If you mean the little forged finish one, that`s one of my "Freebie" Tin knives, that I include free with orders. It also makes a great little firesteel striker.

 

[AlexN]

Happy Birthday,and many more to come! It will be interesting to see how the T.T. Knife performs for you. Great haul,by the way. Hope your Victoria Day was good also.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

Happy birthday, dude! Hope it goes well for ya'!

 

[myright]

Happy birthday brotha!

 

[CKE2]

Happy Birthday...many more and congrats on the great gifts!

 

[ratamahatta]

happy birthday man!!!!!

 

[Beisser]

congrats bud :thumbup: happy birthady

and enjoy your day!!!


Arne

 

[kgd]

You got rid of the DM Man you have really changed your knife preferences for 2009! That's okay, I keep going in different directions also.

Ironically, I'm starting to enjoy the thicker blades again....After whining all last year about blades being to thick, then I go on a trip with Doc and we start really digging into a fatwood stump and all of a sudden I can see why prying is sometimes useful. I still think 1/8" steel is one of the better ones for slicing/wood work though.