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Do it! Do It! Do It!
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The life of a Case peanut from Day 1
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Do it! It is a fantastic knife. I have had mine for about 4 years and it has been in my pocket everyday since I got it.
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Anything to help out!Fine help you guys are.
. I'll show you what you did when it arrives next week.
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I'm out of town for the weekend, out in the sticks, and (
) I brought a different knife. I'll try to remember to post an update on Monday.-- Mark
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Dont listen to voices in your head, thats just crazy.
Listen to the cult from the internet and buy a peanut instead
EDIT ; nevermind, you made the right choice. Looking forward to photos and happy stories of life with a legume
Listen to the cult from the internet and buy a peanut instead
EDIT ; nevermind, you made the right choice. Looking forward to photos and happy stories of life with a legume
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Thanks for the nudge. This just arrived today and it's going straight into my pocket.
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Very nice choice. I really like amber bone. The peanut is a great little knife. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I have enjoyed mine.Thanks for the nudge. This just arrived today and it's going straight into my pocket.
Thanks for the nudge. This just arrived today and it's going straight into my pocket.
Gorgeous little legume!
Now, just drop it in your pocket and don't carry another knife for a month as the experiment. My guess is once you get acclimated to the 'nut, all other pocket knives will seem clumsy.
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Thanks for the nudge. This just arrived today and it's going straight into my pocket.
Two fine looking Peanuts! I’ve been carrying my Peanuts again sometimes lately. They punch way above their weight.
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Here's a fresh batch of pics I just shot in my office. Hard to believe it's been nearly a decade since I took her out of the box for the first time.
-- Mark
-- Mark
Looks fantastic. I recently lost my yaller peanut that I picked up around the time this thread started. Got a new one on the way. That chestnut is something else, though.
Edit to add this from one of your first posts:
Hah! Well, your 'nut came by the look honest, that's for sure.
Edit to add this from one of your first posts:
At this rate, I don't think the knife will truly look "pocket worn" for a decade.
Hah! Well, your 'nut came by the look honest, that's for sure.
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Now that's true pocket worn, can't wait for the continuing story.Here's a fresh batch of pics I just shot in my office. Hard to believe it's been nearly a decade since I took her out of the box for the first time.
-- Mark
Thanks for the update! Dont forget about us so soon
. I hope life is treating you well.Here's a fresh batch of pics I just shot in my office. Hard to believe it's been nearly a decade since I took her out of the box for the first time.
-- Mark
Mark, that little legume is looking soooooo good!
I think a well used but not abused pocket knife with that patina of carry and use, is way more beautiful than any mint condition specimen that has never "lived" for want of a better word. It has the look of a daily companion that is well loved. Your 'nut is living life to the fullest. Another 10 years is a piece of cake.
