Tacticlol Knives

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Stelth said:
Mall ninjas get thirsty too...
















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This is awesome! Where did you find this?
 
Google images....it was late and I just posted it but I don't remember exactly where.
 
Charlie Mike said:
I really dig the Blade-Tech Talon... If only the production run was tip up like this one...

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This should have come drilled for both, or better yet all 4 positions.

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Charlie Mike I swear you'd weld a flipping piece of steel to a brand new Sebenza, a Hinderer XM-24, Extrema RAO, just so you could wave 'em. :D
 
Charlie Mike said:
I really dig the Blade-Tech Talon... If only the production run was tip up like this one...

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This should have come drilled for both, or better yet all 4 positions.

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man words cant describe how ridiculous that looks...the designers must have been on acid if they seriously thought that was a good idea. not to mention whoever wrote those blurbs about it couldn't have been older than 10 years of age.
 
Whenever you read or hear the phrases..."In the hands of a trained person," or "In the hands of a skilled operator...", etc. associated with an odd looking cheaply made modern blade, well the b.s. antenna should be up and operating.

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The necessity to engage in mortal combat is a serious endeavor and one that should never be taken lightly. The ramifications, both legal and personal merit much thought for the would-be warrior. If, however you are on the "path of the warrior" and also have masochistic tendencies, this may be the knife for you...
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The patented ouchy handles ensure combat will be a painful enterprise for everyone involved.
 
Stelth said:
The necessity to engage in mortal combat is a serious endeavor and one that should never be taken lightly. The ramifications, both legal and personal merit much thought for the would-be warrior. If, however you are on the "path of the warrior" and also have masochistic tendencies, this may be the knife for you...
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The patented ouchy handles ensure combat will be a painful enterprise for everyone involved.
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Oh god I actually had that one got in my swap meet buying days. All it cost me was 5 bucks and a little bit of my dignity. Thankfully those days are over I think I need some sorbet for those memories. Time to sharpen a Benchmade.
 
MarkIII said:
Oh god I actually had that one got in my swap meet buying days. All it cost me was 5 bucks and a little bit of my dignity. Thankfully those days are over I think I need some sorbet for those memories. Time to sharpen a Benchmade.
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SHAMEFUL ADMISSION #2
Since you admitted a transgression in tastefulness, it's my turn....
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I own one of these. Gee. I wonder why they are no longer in current production.
 
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There was a time when I wanted one of these. Fortunately the feeling passed. Sometimes it's good not having an unlimited supply of money.
 
How is the Poliwog tacticool? It's the least tactical knife ever. Tiny, slippery, shiny, and named "The Poliwog"
 
USSR said:
How is the Poliwog tacticool? It's the least tactical knife ever. Tiny, slippery, shiny, and named "The Poliwog"
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Tacticool has become the word to use whenever you don't see the need or utility of a knife.
The knife in question is not slippery AT ALL once in the hand, has a solid lock, and cuts way better than one would guess given the pictures.
BUT, it's more fun to make fun of it rather than try one out in person, so it becomes "tactilol" or "tacticool" or "neener neener neener, if you own one you're a weiner!"
 
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