SPACE FORCE!!!

[Greggy]

Canadian??? Right. A true Canadian would have found something to apologize for in such a long winded post. You ain't no Canadian!

 

[Bob Denman]

"May the Schwartz be with you!"

 

[G. Scott H.]

"May the Schwartz be with you!"

 

[G. Scott H.]

The plot thickens, eh...

 

[shane45-1911]

Canadian??? Right. A true Canadian would have found something to apologize for in such a long winded post. You ain't no Canadian!

I'm apologizing on his behalf. We Canadians do that too. I'm sorry for Justin Trudeau A LOT.

 

[Bob Denman]

It's quite all right... how could you have known?

 

[PocketKnifeJimmy]

Finally got the Ka-Bar Bridge Breacher tool, so I am fully prepared for my life of star-faring adventure.

Along with the Space-Bar and the Astro TDI variant, I am set for anything.

You might wonder about the Space Force patch as I am Canadian, but that just means you don't know about the Space Force Foreign Legion. And everyone knows the best Space Shuttle Door Gunners come from Canada...space is cold, and so is Canada.

Before a mission, you must become inoculated against strange alien diseases; the best way to do this is to eat a floating dead fish found in the mighty Detroit River. If you survive eating it, no disease anywhere in the galaxy can harm you.

And before breaching any spaceship or star-fort doors, best to power up with Tim Horton's coffee. All Fleet ships and regulation star-forts have Tim Horton's coffee and baked goods available:

So I'm going to ratchet up the adventure level out there now that I have the full complement of Space Force tools.
You should grab em all too!

Very cool space traveling equipment you have there, sir!

I know there's been some folks that are of the opinion that KaBar should always remain an all serious knife/tool maker, with no FUN added in. But, I personally like that KaBar has added some fun into some of their products. And, even with their added fun flair, they remain true to being functional tools
In a world with so much competition, you got to be flexible and be able to think outside the box.

I have some of Kabar's discontinued line of Zombie knives. Not only are they plain ole fun items to have added into my collection, they are also fully heat treated 1095CV steel tools that can be used for whatever one feels the need to use them for

 

[Bob Denman]

Be careful of the damn Tribbles out there...

 

[shane45-1911]

Unsolicited and completely off topic - my father and William Shatner were friends.

 

[Bob Denman]

Kewl!!

 

[G. Scott H.]

Unsolicited and completely off topic - my father and William Shatner were friends.

My dad and I got to shake hands with and say a few words to Shatner back in '88 at a Star Trek convention in Phoenix. Very gregarious and gracious guy in real life.

 

[stabman]

Canadian??? Right. A true Canadian would have found something to apologize for in such a long winded post. You ain't no Canadian!

Sorry for not apologizing sooner.

 

[Triton]

As a fellow Canadian, I can confirm we're always upto something...
usually it's a new poutine variant (I've been getting stellar results with various chili recipe mixes)

...also, our best sniper is off defending Ukraine... it's all part of the plan
(I fully expect he's helping them program their Turkish drones for extra sniping power)

we have a slight problem with federal nepotism, but I think most of us are waking up to the fact the son isn't nearly as capable as the father

sadly, I've given up on tim's - the coffee is barely okay, & the baked goods have fallen off a cliff since they got rid of real bakers years ago

+1 on the sniper doing his thing. Hope he makes it back in one piece.

 

[CyberRacer]

stabman - I still want to know how that dead fish went down.

 

[shane45-1911]

Sorry for not apologizing sooner.

I'm also sorry that he did not apologize sooner.