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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Yikes!! It's a land Snark!!
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Hey, JT, I sent you an Email.......
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I very seldom make impulse buys like that, but that idea fairly leapt into my head and I just couldn't help myself. I've played around making a few walking sticks, and have broken/worn out a couple folding shovels over the years, so... upon finding a pretty good price for the shovel (new with sheath, less than MSRP incl. 2nd day shipping) I pulled the trigger.
OK, I will go read it
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james terrio
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Whattaya, applying for a job? I'm not hiring. To keep my home-based business tax status, I can only have family working with me, and we're not looking to adopt. I couldn't afford you anyway; that would cut into the Thirstday Entertainment Fund.
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Whattaya, applying for a job? I'm not hiring. To keep my home-based business tax status, I can only have family working with me, and we're not looking to adopt. I couldn't afford you anyway; that would cut into the Thirstday Entertainment Fund.
:grumpy: Fine!
Todd, I sent you an Email.......
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:grumpy: Fine!
Todd, I sent you an Email.......
That was a good one Kid!!! I LOL'd for real.
But i dont think Murph will appreciate you trying to get his job security, that and the fact i believe Todd pays in beer means you might be out of luck HAHA
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Good thing you said something, because to be honest, I forgot all about it
I'll finish it up tonight. It'll be fine.
Cool, one less email I have to read/respond to :thumbup:
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Snark = television reviews
So i never watched NCIS-LA or Criminal Minds.
But i want to pick one to start..... Both have quite a few seasons to keep me busy for a while, but which one to start???
Any fans of BOTH that can pick one as being better? Why?
Is one funnier that the other?? does one have better character development and relations? A lot of times in crime/cop shops the cases get boring at some point and what keeps the show interesting IMO is the comedy or the history and relations of the characters. I like 1 liners and quick puns, even if the plot gets cold they can keep me smiling until the action picks back up.
Whats your opinion?
So i never watched NCIS-LA or Criminal Minds.
But i want to pick one to start..... Both have quite a few seasons to keep me busy for a while, but which one to start???
Any fans of BOTH that can pick one as being better? Why?
Is one funnier that the other?? does one have better character development and relations? A lot of times in crime/cop shops the cases get boring at some point and what keeps the show interesting IMO is the comedy or the history and relations of the characters. I like 1 liners and quick puns, even if the plot gets cold they can keep me smiling until the action picks back up.
Whats your opinion?
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Good thing you said something, because to be honest, I forgot all about it
I'll finish it up tonight. It'll be fine.
Awesome bro, thanks man!!
And no worries on forgetting, i was never in any type of rush for it, and for the price you charged me i cant complain
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I also recommend the Buck Vantage Pro. Mine's been lost for a couple months and I really miss it.
Otherwise, pick a Kershaw. I love the Leek for a smaller blade, and have a combo-blade and damascus. Both are great knives. The Kershaw Lahar is another one of my favorites, though they are becoming harder to locate.
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Already got my 2 bottles from Nalgene Sweet !
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No firsthand experience Jerry, but a few friends of mine like them. My buddy carries the pack you're referring to daily and he loves it.
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Also, S30V Blur, and any Spyderco in that price range (or even just the Tenacious, which is pretty darn inexpensive). I wasn't really a Spyderco fan until I used one. Those knives sure do cut! And the Benchmade Griptilian. Those are my favorite starter blades.
You can't not have a Cold Steel shovel. And they're not even expensive so there's really no excuse.
Anything from Kershaw. The new blackwash Blur is about $60. Kershawguy.com used to have ZT0700's for $75 or $80 I think but they're not listed on his sight anymore. You can get a blem zt0350 for $95. Knockout and Piston are about $60 I think.
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Me too. Came today. Nice bottles.
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