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Or Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp! Tweener, Folder, Magnum Camp!
With a Machax thrown in for Bladite.
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like i said before, we need the picket signs
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like i said before, we need the picket signs
Well I'm certainly not wearing tights on a picket line, either!
Besides, Olean is a long, long way from San Diego.
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Et tu, Brute? Et tu?
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Yep it's the Sunday funnies!
Lots of lose loonies united in a common cause Folders and Tweeners!
Beckerheads unite! Demand more Beckers! Beckers for one and all!
No pink ones though, out of respect for Daizee's delicate sensibilities.
i never thought of using them in the kitchen. currently we have a full set of chicago cutlery that will NOT hold an edge, and a USA made schrade 165 (convexed of course) that sees the real work. adding a 7 to the kitchen arsenal sounds like a plan.
dang, now i have to buy another!
my BK7 and BK9 reign in the kitchen! :thumbup:
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And your BK-2 is a work of art, no matter where you use it.
ya never know when you'll need to hack a frozen pot roast in half,
or slice a tomato.
rah rah landshark!
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Yep, dat be da one. Nuttin else like it.
daizee
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I resemble that remark!
I think maybe we're all a few polygons shy of a z-buffer.
Oh wait, that's a ray-traced image... let's see... aha: teetering atop the vector stack without a refraction index. Yeah, that's it. That's the ticket.
Did I mention I love this thread? ;-)
-Daizee
ditto. i think i've doubled my post count on this thread.
hi, my name's greg, and i'm a beckerhead.
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Yes, I admit to having been guilty of a certain amount of agitation in my time.
I like us all to have fun, as long as we stay kinda on topic, and everyone plays nice together. Seems to me that everyone does, and it is a Sunday, so we can be kinda wacky and I'm certainly as wacky as anyone.
Maybe that's because I'm a few pixels shy of the ideal image. Oh, and the image was rendered using Radiosity; no mere ray-tracing for this kid.
You're right, Daizee, this has been a fun thread because you and the other guys have made it that way. We've all stayed more or less on topic well, enough for a Sunday, anyway and had fun doing it.
Er... what was the topic again? I'm old, and I forget these things.
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i think yer being a bit scattered
Bladite
A bit?
Still and all, everyone's stayed on topic well enough for a Sunday afternoon, I think. There's been more than a little enthusiasm for the Becker cause, 'cause we all love our Beckers.
We shared some good info, too. All in all a pretty good day, I think.