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Eric Isaacson
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I was there....
I just got home, the rest are either staying over and will probably post tomorrow or will be back late tonight. I skinned out early to get home but it was a blast...
Good stuff coming
I just got home, the rest are either staying over and will probably post tomorrow or will be back late tonight. I skinned out early to get home but it was a blast...
Good stuff coming
Eric Isaacson
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Originally posted by SpearHead
It's not nice to bait/tease the rest of us like this.... That's Jerry's job
And Jerry was doing a good job of it at the show.
It was funny he would only pull one knife out at a time to keep us all in anticipation.
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Most of the cool stuff I saw at the Busse table was in the form of variants and a couple of Desert NO's that are now on there way home with Forumites. A couple of very cool variants, and no they didn't come home with me
Mschwoeb,
It was a pleasure to meet you. Glad I made it up before you had to leave
Mschwoeb,
It was a pleasure to meet you. Glad I made it up before you had to leave
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Yeah, I had some fun oggling all the pretty variants. Of course I could not afford any, but heh, thats not the point.
And I am bummed that I did not have more time to stick around and talk with Jerry and see the other stuff he had. But I did get to work just in time!
It was also fun watching Chuck unload the five or six Mayos that he had on him to show them off! Just kept pulling them out of every pocket.
And I am bummed that I did not have more time to stick around and talk with Jerry and see the other stuff he had. But I did get to work just in time!
It was also fun watching Chuck unload the five or six Mayos that he had on him to show them off! Just kept pulling them out of every pocket.
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I BE HERE YO!!!! Let the jigginess commence
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DM,
I'm not sure what "jigginess" is per se... and don't bother to tell me. I'm sure that I'm not young or hip enough to truly understand.
However, you did use "YO" in the proper context if you are speaking Japanese. In that it is used as an exclamation identifier. The down side is that since you used "yo" you rendered the use of the english exclamation points redundant... That's likely more information than you needed or wanted though. Isn't it?
I'm not sure what "jigginess" is per se... and don't bother to tell me. I'm sure that I'm not young or hip enough to truly understand.
However, you did use "YO" in the proper context if you are speaking Japanese. In that it is used as an exclamation identifier. The down side is that since you used "yo" you rendered the use of the english exclamation points redundant... That's likely more information than you needed or wanted though. Isn't it?
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Well, I'm still here. I haven't even unpacked the knives from my car yet that I brought home from the show. I'll try to get some pics up tomorrow after I spend some time with the family.
Gotta go dig some knives out
Gotta go dig some knives out
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Please tell me those were ones involved in the over-run scramble a couple of weeks ago, and not more that Jerry found just in time for the show...Originally posted by Eric Isaacson
Most of the cool stuff I saw at the Busse table was in the form of variants and a couple of Desert NO's that are now on there way home with Forumites. A couple of very cool variants, and no they didn't come home with me
:grumpy: He's killin' me here... -and probably a few others...
Here we all are lining up and competing to spend money some of us really shouldn't on his knives!
What a marketeer he is...
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Spearhead. As to the actual act of "jigginess" I'm not exactly sure yet....still being learned by those in the know
Now as for "YO", I do thank you for the heads up on not needing the exclamation points
As happens too often, there seems to be differences when compared to the Bruthorian grammar guide. From what I can tell, the "YO" must always be followed by no less than four but under no circumstances more than five exclamation points
Now as for "YO", I do thank you for the heads up on not needing the exclamation points
As happens too often, there seems to be differences when compared to the Bruthorian grammar guide. From what I can tell, the "YO" must always be followed by no less than four but under no circumstances more than five exclamation points
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DN,
Ahhh. I see now. I was referring to the use of "yo" in the Japanese language as an exclamation identifier. For example... Blade Babe wa kawaii desu yo. You on the other hand were utilizing a colloquial english language "YO" that really has no meaning and necessitates the use of further exclamatory punctuation. Having grown up in Iowa, I am woefully unfamiliar with the "grammar guide" you refer to. I will, in the future, make allowances for your use of colloquial and nonsensical terms when translating your posts into English, Japanese, Spanish, or German...
Ahhh. I see now. I was referring to the use of "yo" in the Japanese language as an exclamation identifier. For example... Blade Babe wa kawaii desu yo. You on the other hand were utilizing a colloquial english language "YO" that really has no meaning and necessitates the use of further exclamatory punctuation. Having grown up in Iowa, I am woefully unfamiliar with the "grammar guide" you refer to. I will, in the future, make allowances for your use of colloquial and nonsensical terms when translating your posts into English, Japanese, Spanish, or German...