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- Thread starter Norvox
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Me holding my brown pm2. Excuse the tired face. Young child = little sleep
On a camping trip to Assateague Island last year about this time.
The knives carried on that trip where the number 8 Opinel I gave my better half for a valentines day gift and she keeps it inner purse about town, or inner jeans pocket when out like this. Ihad my little horn handle Sardinian resolza in my pocket. The knives felt mostly with food prep.
The knives carried on that trip where the number 8 Opinel I gave my better half for a valentines day gift and she keeps it inner purse about town, or inner jeans pocket when out like this. Ihad my little horn handle Sardinian resolza in my pocket. The knives felt mostly with food prep.
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View attachment 528664 taking the jeep out with my son , Mt Hood , Oregon.
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Lily and I for Halloween.
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Surprisingly I don't have any of me AND knives.
Here's one of my doing some kayaking a couple weeks ago.
And here is my arm with my favorate pair.
Here's one of my doing some kayaking a couple weeks ago.
And here is my arm with my favorate pair.
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^^^ Ok, ok, just kidding:
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There was a time in the not too distant past where posting a pic of yourself was often thought to be folly or brave as they would turn up in the oddest places 'chopped.
I'm sure mine is still around here somewhere..may find it a bit later
I'm sure mine is still around here somewhere..may find it a bit later
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No knife in the pic, but a wee knife story to go with it...
Feb 2015.
So I'm in the operating room with my wife as our son is delivered by C-section. The nurse calls me to the table she is cleaning him on, weighing him etc, and she asks do I want to cut the umbilical cord? Yep, says I, and pull out the 484-1
I had slipped into the scrubs pocket and deploy the blade. I get a stern look.
"No, you can't use that".
"Can't I?"
"No, it's not sterile, there's a risk of infection".
"Can you sterilize it?"
"No". (quite firmly)
"Oh, ok." Back in the pocket it goes.
So I can't give my son the pocket knife I cut his cord with when he is older, have to settle for giving him the folder that was there at the time.
The knife had 'first production' on the blade, and he is my first (and likely only - I'm 50 and wife is 41) production.
Can't blame a guy for trying right?
Feb 2015.
So I'm in the operating room with my wife as our son is delivered by C-section. The nurse calls me to the table she is cleaning him on, weighing him etc, and she asks do I want to cut the umbilical cord? Yep, says I, and pull out the 484-1
I had slipped into the scrubs pocket and deploy the blade. I get a stern look.
"No, you can't use that".
"Can't I?"
"No, it's not sterile, there's a risk of infection".
"Can you sterilize it?"
"No". (quite firmly)
"Oh, ok." Back in the pocket it goes.
So I can't give my son the pocket knife I cut his cord with when he is older, have to settle for giving him the folder that was there at the time.
The knife had 'first production' on the blade, and he is my first (and likely only - I'm 50 and wife is 41) production.
Can't blame a guy for trying right?
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Here's a pic of me from last night.
