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World Wide Sebbie
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Rad,
It certainly doesn't bother me. I kind of like the idea of seceding every once in awhile. And if it ever happened I hope they would let me back in (to check it out at least). Although being kind of land locked within the U.S. it would be a difficult proposition for Idaho to pull off.
Idahoskunk Go BSU - It is very cool to see them playing football on TV here in California (even if it just the WAC). When I was growing up you were lucky if they were on local TV when traveling. It was mostly radio broadcast. Sorry if you are a fan of one of those other colleges (literally)
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It certainly doesn't bother me. I kind of like the idea of seceding every once in awhile. And if it ever happened I hope they would let me back in (to check it out at least). Although being kind of land locked within the U.S. it would be a difficult proposition for Idaho to pull off.
Idahoskunk Go BSU - It is very cool to see them playing football on TV here in California (even if it just the WAC). When I was growing up you were lucky if they were on local TV when traveling. It was mostly radio broadcast. Sorry if you are a fan of one of those other colleges (literally)
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Scotland!
A few days ago I was on a sheep track on an island off the west coast of Scotland. Fancying a hiking staff, I used the saw on my SAK Swisschamp to fell a 1" sapling. I then trimmed, shaped and de-barked it with my large, regular BG42 Sebenza. Result: happiness!
A few days later I was climbing a hill to a deserted mediaeval monastery, when a Canadian couple with their 2 children approached. The wee girl was about 6 and very shy, but stared longingly at the staff. I smiled and gave it to her. It's good to spread a little happiness.
Thanks, Chris Reeve & all at the firm.
maximus otter
A few days ago I was on a sheep track on an island off the west coast of Scotland. Fancying a hiking staff, I used the saw on my SAK Swisschamp to fell a 1" sapling. I then trimmed, shaped and de-barked it with my large, regular BG42 Sebenza. Result: happiness!
A few days later I was climbing a hill to a deserted mediaeval monastery, when a Canadian couple with their 2 children approached. The wee girl was about 6 and very shy, but stared longingly at the staff. I smiled and gave it to her. It's good to spread a little happiness.
Thanks, Chris Reeve & all at the firm.
maximus otter
