mitch13
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Good beer choice
I would have thought Mrs Dan had been through your collecton & claimed at least 1
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What did you use your SAK for today?
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I would have thought Mrs Dan had been through your collecton & claimed at least 1
Yes Mitch she has an early Huntsman herself but it was out in her car and she knows there's always a knife in my work pants. The laundry is closer then where I store my knives so my work knife it wasGood beer choice
I would have thought Mrs Dan had been through your collecton & claimed at least 1
afishhunter
Basic Member
Evo Grip 14 scissors to remove a goathead thorn and tangled fur-ball from friendly long haired fluffy he kitty someone in management at the facility named "Football".
No idea why. A football is considerably smaller, lighter, shaped differently, lacks legs, tail, claws, teeth, don't kill mice and legless lizards and give them to the house manager causing her to concurrently scream, run, and cuss vehemently.
No idea why. A football is considerably smaller, lighter, shaped differently, lacks legs, tail, claws, teeth, don't kill mice and legless lizards and give them to the house manager causing her to concurrently scream, run, and cuss vehemently.
Cut the shrink-wrap off the milk delivery. Sliced open a bag of compost and a bag of perlite, Cut 8 2.5mtr lengths of baler twine. (Growing tomatoes up strings).
My almost new Super Tinker.
My almost new Super Tinker.
Lee D
BANNED
Practiced cutting basic shapes with my granddaughter using the scissors on a classic. She’s only 5 so it’ll be a while before we try using the blade. I bought her a pink classic for her birthday but her mom keeps it put up until she’s ready to use it (with supervision of course).
Cut the rubber door seal on the greenhouse, because it had split and was flapping about.
Peeled an orange with with the Executive (but only because it has a citrus peeling tool).
Then because I had a peeled orange - I ate it.
Decided to have an apple - but never peel them - got skin caught between teeth, but the damn thing came loose before I used the toothpick...
Peeled an orange with with the Executive (but only because it has a citrus peeling tool).
Then because I had a peeled orange - I ate it.
Decided to have an apple - but never peel them - got skin caught between teeth, but the damn thing came loose before I used the toothpick...
I dressed a rabbit this morning with my Cadet
I cut some fried rabbit
Usually food looks good, but this SOUNDS really good, haha
@sonofwilfred, do you hunt your rabbits with hounds, or do you opportunistically spot and stalk them?
I know where the rabbit warrens are and go to one during the night and turn spotlight on and shoot. I'm not up to speed with your hunting laws but here 90% of hunting is done at night under a bright light. All very legal to do. Rabbits can get out of control easily and in my life time they have been so thick on the ground you could just hit them with sticks. Look up rabbit plague Australia and you can see for yourself. I have shot alot of rabbits and hare out of my tractor door at night while I'm working. They freeze in the bright lights and you get 10-20 seconds to get a shot off before they hop away.
Dan.
