My daughter's date

What a great way to "assesorize" for a first date.

Most guys would be scared if there date showed up carrying a blade like this. Me, I would be in love. LOL
 
Three girls here. Two step-daughters 9 and 11 and my daughter who is three. For the most part they are great kids but I am really not looking forward to the teenager years. Best of luck to you.
 
gatorzingo said:
What a great way to "assesorize" for a first date.

Most guys would be scared if there date showed up carrying a blade like this. Me, I would be in love. LOL
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Is that a new term for "assessing" the situation before it happens? :D
 
Lord have mercy(respectfully), give her a gun:thumbup::D

I have two little ones too. Fortunately they are only 3, and 10 but....


Hey Joe, can I get a puppy!:thumbup: :cool:

damn, boyz:rolleyes:
 
I think you should let her have the scrapper and you have the BM at the door when the young man comes in.

And yes, she did a very nice thing letting you shoot the picture of her with that sword on her hip.

Good luck in the coming years. I don't have any children but I can sympathize with your coming pain......
 
Hahaha! Nice job. Looks like you're training her well!

Training is important in dating :P Training the girl to train the guy who's in charge here. (Hint: it's not the guy when the girl's Dad has Busse Knives!)
 
MORIMOTOM said:
very pretty girl.

good luck. if i ever have a daughter, my plan is to always be cleaning guns, just on the off chance some boy will show up unexpectedly.


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LOL

I have a daughter.....

having a dozen or so firearms laying around getting cleaned when the new boy friend shows up works wonders for your reputation :thumbup:

Once he proposed, I bought him a 17" HI AK Villager and a subscription to Blade magazine.

She's always been kinda of a tomboy
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I don't have any kids but if I ever have a daughter I will be discussing and demonstrating knife fighting moves on, I mean with her dates. needless to say most of the moves will be focused around the groin regions and somehow involve me appearing from nowhere and laughing like mad man in a bad horror movie while holding something in my hand and throwing it/them into a huge blazing fire!!!

and she is a looker! uhh... talking about the knife of course... yeh, that's it...
 
Hmmm...seeing as I'm probably still young enough to date some of your daughters...I guess thanks for heads up.

Then again after hanging around here I would probably laugh at any blade they pull out unless its a busse. If its a Busse, well most likely the date is ruined as we will be drinking bourbon and talking grails
 
Yes that should make the new boyfriend think twice. :thumbup: I did the same thing when my daughter brought her boyfriend to me the parents. I showed him my Belgian 50.63 para, HK 91 and 93, M1a NM with an Art-2 scope, Ak's,Ar's Armalite Ar-10, 50Bmg sniper rifle some other various rifles and pistols. Also lets not forget the Busse BM's. He had my daughter take his picture holding a NMFBM, He was like now that's a knife. He's a great guy though and their fixing to get married so i may part with a couple of toys to help fund it. Such is life.
 
I've told this before, but it seems appropriate here.

I was one week off open heart surgery in October 1994.
I had also just received my first Busse ever, a BBSH2.
I was sitting in the recliner in our den with my pajana top unbuttoned. I had an ugly red, scabby, oozing cut down my chest, and three similar punctures where the drain tubes had been. I was fondling and examining the knife
when Kim, then 13, walked through with a kid from the neighborhood trailing along. She introduced us, and I noticed that he kept eyeing my chest and the knife. So as they were walking away, I said, "Son, you should have seen the loser."

He never came back for some reason. Kim laughs about it, now. She wasn't so thrilled then.
 
MikeH said:
I've told this before, but it seems appropriate here.

I was one week off open heart surgery in October 1994.
I had also just received my first Busse ever, a BBSH2.
I was sitting in the recliner in our den with my pajana top unbuttoned. I had an ugly red, scabby, oozing cut down my chest, and three similar punctures where the drain tubes had been. I was fondling and examining the knife
when Kim, then 13, walked through with a kid from the neighborhood trailing along. She introduced us, and I noticed that he kept eyeing my chest and the knife. So as they were walking away, I said, "Son, you should have seen the loser."

He never came back for some reason. Kim laughs about it, now. She wasn't so thrilled then.
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LMAO!!!

Classic!!!!! :D

Jerry :thumbup:



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My wife and I raised two daughters ;both really good kids. I learned early on that it's not only the boys you have to worry about. Girls can be rambunctios too. I played college and pro football and had a lot of knives;so the boys were afraid of me and that made my daughters mad. "He's afraid to even hold my hand, Daddy." I loved it. Then I started to find broken window screens and my youngest told me it was because she forgot her key. Not so. Sneaking out at night to go to parties..and she wasn't afraid of me or my knives. Took a while to get that mess straightened out.That'll give you guys w/ daughters more to think about. GOOD LUCK !!
 
I feel you. 8 year old and 6 month old. I am already thinking about that day when they start dating. Haven't decided if I will let them date at 21 or 25 yet. :rolleyes:
 
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