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These 3 musketeers were with me all weekend to do some Pennsylvania black bear hunting. Today i've only got the mossy one on me.
Very nice :thumbup:
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Very nice :thumbup:
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I think the artists were afraid that "We" would not be, "amused".....LOL! I dunno, was she ever an oil painting?!
BTW, I'm toting a Buck and a SAK this morning!
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I think the artists were afraid that "We" would not be, "amused".....
BTW, I'm toting a Buck and a SAK this morning!
LOL!
Very nice sir 
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Pete
Pete, that reminds me of the Pequod calmly sailing over the great white whale just before it makes its terrible presence known!
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After having read and participated in the Case Small Texas Jack thread, I grabbed mine out of the drawer this morning.
There's a Victorinox silver Alox Cadet along today as well, but I don't have any pics of it. Looks like every other silver Alox Cadet, though.
There's a Victorinox silver Alox Cadet along today as well, but I don't have any pics of it. Looks like every other silver Alox Cadet, though.
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one of my favorite books is In the Heart of the Sea: The tragedy of the Whaleship Essex, it's the true story Melville heard that inspired Moby Dick.Pete
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Got it. Read it. (Why am I not surprised by your reply?
) By the way, Philbrick's "Mayflower" is also an excellent read. :thumbup:
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Pete, that reminds me of the Pequod calmly sailing over the great white whale just before it makes its terrible presence known!
LOL!
Me too! Too much time on here!
Pete
That's a great book Pete, what a story!
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:thumbup: Blues!
LOL!
Me too! Too much time on here!
That's a great book Pete, what a story!
Oh the fun that Freud and Jung could have had on this forum. Just sayin'...
Freud: "Sometimes a pocketknife is just a pocketknife."
Jung: "What do you mean by that?"
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These two gorgeous Boker's are with me today: Leo IV- 600 layers, 4 steels, 92.5 sterling silver guard and pins, 600 layer inlayed into rosewood burl handles, sheath by Wade at Madison Saddlery. Fellow- Devin Thomas "Basketweave" stainless damascus, with rich, dark ebony covers.
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oh the fun that freud and jung could have had on this forum. Just sayin'...
freud: "sometimes a pocketknife is just a pocketknife."
jung: "what do you mean by that?"
LOL!
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Does anyone want a translation?!
hello!
Switched to a less extravagant little fixed today.
Another beauty Alex :thumbup:
(You're really slumming it there!
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