On the Subject of Ginsus, For Morris and Others....

Vampire Gerbil

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Good Evening,
It is I,
<CENTER><font size="12" color="#FF0000">THE GREAT AND POWERFUL VAMPIRE GERBIL!
Whocka-Wocka-Wocka!!!
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(I am a little red and happy helicopter today)

Unwilling to partake in the Morris-Bashing below, at gonna catch hell for this....... ginsu?", I figured I'd address the subject of Ginsus again.
This is also a blatant cry for attention, as nobody ever comes to visit me in my room, and I only get fed what I can catch through that hole in the wall.

I addressed the subject of Ginsu knives way back in June, HERE!

Well, 6 months have passed (almost) and I'm happy to say that I still have 2 of the Ginsus left. The others went to that strange land where single socks go during the laundry.
(Note to self: Maybe ya shouldn't wash the sliverware in the washing machine?)

Be that as in marchaprilmay,
The knives aren't as sharp as when I bought 'em, but they still cut bagels. The tips look duller than the average slot headed screwdriver.
::::giggling at the word "screw":::::

For whatever price I paid, I suppose I got my money's worth, but they ain't as neato as they seem on television.
Kinda like that time I met Charles Nelson Reilly back in the 60's. I was like 11, and he was who knows how old, but THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR was may favorite show at the time, and I thought he'd set me up with Hope Lange.
He said he'd arrange it... in fact, he had her phone number in his pocket. Then he said he had to re-tie the knot in his scarf, but I could just reach inside his pants and get the number for myself.
Well, after about 10 minutes of searching, I still couldn't find the number... or his POCKET for that matter.
Come to think of it, he never even re-tied his scarf.
......
Give me a moment.... I just had an epiphany, and feel so dirty, yet warm and snuggly.

Okay, I'm back.
I apologize for that last story, but my shrink said I oughta be free with my thoughts and eventually they'll let me have my guns back.

So, the moral of the story is,
MORRIS, SELL EVERYTHING YOU HAVE AND BUY MY GINSUS!
Even though they suck, they're available.

Thanking you all for this opportunity to enemasize my brain.
I remian,
VG

PS - Oh, and ParcelLockin'Fetish, this HAS KNIFE CONTENT, and I'll sob like a schoolgirl with herpes if ya lock it!!

PSS - The old codger with the lazy eye is now living in the garage. He eats better than I do.

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[This message has been edited by Vampire Gerbil (edited 12-09-2000).]
 
VD the thought of youwith any sharp instrument of potential destruction scares me as always but the Ginsu's are fine.

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Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get me.
 
Mykl, does that mean you're uncomfortable with the fact that I carry a Glock 30 with a Ka-Bar attached to its customized bayonet lug on my CCW?

Wondering if wonders ever cease, if anybody'll still wonder if wonders will come back,
I remain,
VG
Having a bangeroo of a headache from wondering
 
...I don't have a lazy eye...or a boat anchor like a Glock 30. A concealable gun should be--ummm--concealable! For a good trouser-trout gun, the 27 is the way to go. Hits just as hard, more shots, smaller frame and slide.
To Para: My strop is made from processed horse hide; should I use oil on it for KNIVES...?--OKG
P.S. Hey, boss, the Dominatrix wants to know where the nico-derm patches are.
 
Dear Elderly One,

A "BOAT ANCHOR"??
PshaWWWWWW!

It's a little bigger than a 27, holds one more round, of FORTY FIVE ACP!
If I can't solve my traffic troubles with 11 rounds of .45, then I need to buy a bigger tank!
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The nico-derm patches are behind the false wall, just left of the virgin tied to the table.

Oh, and since ParcelLock ain't here, (since nothing's been locked today), some say that jeweler's rouge works pretty good.

In case you're mistook about the 30's identity, you can look at:
http://glockmeister.com/g30.html

Filling hollowpoints with gum, so the ER Doc's can smell something sweet and fruity for a change,
I remain,
VG
King of Clams
 
Boss: I've been playing with a lot of .40 SW's lately. I sold all of my 10mm's, but I kept the 200 grain four-ganger casting blocks from Hensley-Gibbs. Sue me, I'm a linotype junkie. I feed a Glock 23, two Sig 229's and a H&K USP. In my former life wearing a tie, I liked the SW 342, so I never did get a Glock 27 or a 30.--OKG
P.S. There are TWO virgins tied in the office; do you mean the blonde one next to your Ginsu's or the one with the mohawk?
 
The redhead!

Would you believe I shot and bought my first .40 last week?
Yep, I did!
It's a Colt Series 80 (sans evil firing pin safety) made in .40 S&W.
It's hard chromed, and... heh heh... I just HAD to... I bought it a nice set of MOTHER OF PEARL GRIPS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Am I a Pimp-Gerbil, or WHAT?
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I'll take a pic and post it as soon as I get it back from having the NiteSights installed.

Off to Check the garden ho's,
I remain,
VG
 
...I may be only a subordinate employee, but you're going to live to regret those 'mother of pearl' grips. They're brittle, and even though a 1911 is a heavy gun, the sharp recoil impulse of a .40 SW will crack them.
Still, once in a while, the same old dark coco bolo grips are a bore.
A few years ago, Terry Tussey tricked out a Colt Government .380 for me. (Cussed me but good; said he had to use a magnifying glass and dental tools!) Ivory is a pain to secure, unless you want to pay mondo bucks for prehistoric ivory. Terry recommended a company called 'Ajax Grips.'
They take ivory dust from piano key manufacturers and mix it with a plastic polymer. It feels like ivory, and it wears like iron. (Ivory also gets yellow, dries and cracks, kinda like your boxers.)--OKG
P.S. The gas burner I use for 'boiling oil' is on the fritz. I'm expecting carolers. Can't we just put out the 'no soliciting' sign, just this once...?
 
wondering what the he%% is going on between VG and OKG, I remain...

ME!
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iktomi
 
To Rockspyder: Glad to see you're paying attention, but it just shows you that knuts should read books once in a while and have other interests.
For example, 'Renfield' was derelict 'boy-Friday' for Dracula. Linotype is an alloy of lead, tin, antomony and arsenic that has an extreme Brinnel hardness and is perfect for casting bullets--which I do, instead of buying them.
Glocks and '1911's' are pistols. Glocks are made by Gaston Glock of Austria, and a 1911 refers to the Colt-Browning design of the .45 caliber ACP, which mean 'automatic Colt pistol.'
VG likes Glock 30's, a compact pistol in name only. If I'm carrying that much iron, I go for the 'big guy,' the 1911.
As for the sick humor, in takes real brains for etymology, and I enjoy the give-and-take of a quick wit.
Besides, VG seems to be learning from me at an extraordinary speed...--OKG
 
Hey VG, is Morris Bashing anything like Morris Dancing.

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It is not the fall that kills you. It is the realization that "yes, you did something that stupid."
 
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