Murphnuge
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Good to hear, give her an extra milkbone for me.
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Oh Say Can You Snark...
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Good to hear, give her an extra milkbone for me.
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Mornin' gents. You too Murph.
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Ate one of those once.
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Thanks and will do. She can have a few milkbones as soon as I can get her to eat her darn heartguard. She got to have some meatballs for supper last night too. Shes a bit spoiled.
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Ditto.......not very milky. On one drunken night my and a friend of mine at some dog cookies that were actually pretty good.............I think they were actually just stale/outdated cookies that petco buys and then sells as dog treats.
Doc_Savage
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Sittin' on the dock of the bay... Watching the tide roll away...
Sorry.... Had to. It was a moral imperative.
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2.63 acres.
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Who's starting the new one?
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IBTL. Word.
Almost there fellers.
Whipped up a lanyard for the Hornet at work today
If you're not aware (I wasn't, had to search for it) this is what's known as a snake knot lanyard. Not to be confused with a cobra weave/stitch. I did the snake knots until I got to the desired length and then to give the end a bit of a swell I just did an overhand knot in each strand. I looped the knots in opposite directions to make it as symmetrical as possible and then did a final snake knot to finish it off. On the underside of the last knot I melted the cord a tiny bit to keep the knot from coming undone. The two knots that form the swell at the end are placed at the right length that if I grab just in front of them with my pinky the rest of my hand is already in the perfect spot the grab the handle as it clears the sheath and I don't have to adjust my grip before making the cut.
Whipped up a lanyard for the Hornet at work today
If you're not aware (I wasn't, had to search for it) this is what's known as a snake knot lanyard. Not to be confused with a cobra weave/stitch. I did the snake knots until I got to the desired length and then to give the end a bit of a swell I just did an overhand knot in each strand. I looped the knots in opposite directions to make it as symmetrical as possible and then did a final snake knot to finish it off. On the underside of the last knot I melted the cord a tiny bit to keep the knot from coming undone. The two knots that form the swell at the end are placed at the right length that if I grab just in front of them with my pinky the rest of my hand is already in the perfect spot the grab the handle as it clears the sheath and I don't have to adjust my grip before making the cut.
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Oh c'mon, for cryin' out loud, just a few more to go.
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Almost there fellers.
Whipped up a lanyard for the Hornet at work today
Very nice Bigghoss! Congrats on the new steel.
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Somebody start a new one.
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