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I had a blast with the fish knife giveaway. And the TL-29 is one of my favorite patterns. I have a handful. I'm gonna have one less. Not putting up a pic, the winner can do that, but it will be NICE. If you have one, you should have two. If you don't...good lord, what are you even doing in the Traditional forum???

So, I think I'll draw a name again with my lovely assistant. I figure a lot of people will want in on this. So, I'm thinking we will pull the lucky name on the 16th (my lucky #).
All you gotta do is provide a joke. Here's mine.
An irishman moves to America and finds a local pub. He orders three pints and drinks them alone and then leaves. He does this for weeks. Finally the bartender asks why he doesn't order them one at a time. The man explains that when he left Ireland, he went stateside, his brother went to Australia, and his other brother stayed home. They agreed that they would always drink a pint for the other two.
Years pass and everyone gets used to this. One day, the Irishman comes in and orders two pints. The bartender solemnly pulls them and puts them on the bar without making eye contact. All the regulars avert their eyes. When he returns the glasses on his way out, the bartender says, "Look, none of my business, but I'm sorry about your brother." The irishman gives him a queer look and then smiles. "Ag," he says, "they're fine. I just decided I'd quit drinking."
Yes, I have a lot of Irish blood in me, so calm down.
Let's do this. :thumbup:
Oh yeah, the knife in question may not be the engraved military issue. But it will be a Camillus or something nice.
So, I think I'll draw a name again with my lovely assistant. I figure a lot of people will want in on this. So, I'm thinking we will pull the lucky name on the 16th (my lucky #).
All you gotta do is provide a joke. Here's mine.
An irishman moves to America and finds a local pub. He orders three pints and drinks them alone and then leaves. He does this for weeks. Finally the bartender asks why he doesn't order them one at a time. The man explains that when he left Ireland, he went stateside, his brother went to Australia, and his other brother stayed home. They agreed that they would always drink a pint for the other two.
Years pass and everyone gets used to this. One day, the Irishman comes in and orders two pints. The bartender solemnly pulls them and puts them on the bar without making eye contact. All the regulars avert their eyes. When he returns the glasses on his way out, the bartender says, "Look, none of my business, but I'm sorry about your brother." The irishman gives him a queer look and then smiles. "Ag," he says, "they're fine. I just decided I'd quit drinking."
Yes, I have a lot of Irish blood in me, so calm down.
Oh yeah, the knife in question may not be the engraved military issue. But it will be a Camillus or something nice.