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correctional officer san quentin retired.

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[attachment=0]A6D5C06C-7C41-4C9B-B747-0 ... ttachment]happy birthday kristi.

thank you for the birthday wish. i was surprised to find myself on top of the list.

i really like my kumo. it seems to go missing frequently. i’ll see if i can find it and take a pic.

IMG_4505.JPG thank you for the birthday wishes. my wife made a small breakfast and then i took an early nap. i got up and took it easy and then she took me out to lunch. i then took nap number two. an old guys fantasy day. we then went to the drive in and she didn't even flinch at rambo last blood....

thank you for the kind birthday wishes. i do see brittany spears, still trying to get a date with her grandmother.

haha, well done. at one time or another i've been a few of those. now in my sixties garnered a little wisdom and a good bit of tolerance. i had some high end folders and used them proudly. after a number of years i bought a used military and found i didn't need the bling. i like the blades flat grin...

drops of mustard. two times a half hour each. what the heck, an old opinel.

my favorite stropping thingy for out and about is a piece of cardboard from a watermelon box. it's almost an inch thick and does a wonderful job.

i really like the rocky s2v. not as soft as the running shoe type boot but after walking around a prison 8-16 hours my feet felt better than others. great padded insole and support. they also breathe well. the only boy or shoe that my feet never sweated in. unfortunately when it gets cold they still...

having worked at san quentin for the last 22 years, and now retired, i had a small part in 11 executions. six hours before the execution i opened the tube door to let the escort detail out from the last visit to the long walk to the chamber. also working with condemned inmates i have a bit of insigh...

i like the 1 inch thick corregated cardboard from watermelon boxes. the produce guy at the store gladly cut a piece for me. i then showed him how he could strop his box cutter.

i like the keens. they are quite sturdy and hide my old man toenails.

thanks for the birthday wishes. sorry, no spyder edges or hawkbills. ffg and plain for me. although i had a goddard with spyder edge and maroon micarta handles. also i had a civilian long before any pictures were available. i was talking to john jenson and he mentioned this secret knife that was com...

i use a military for all of my meat cutting needs when camping and at restaurants such as ruths chris etc. i use it nonchalantly and lay it on the side of the plate just like the dull one they give me. no one batts an eye. at charlie palmers i had a busboy notice it and said he really liked benchmad...

how about bringing back the fold a vee design. i like mine if i can only find it.

i bought this many years ago in a little shop in the french quarter that had a lot of used watches. i've been wearing it ever since including 22 years at san quentin. working, not a resident. the sapphire crystal has banged around a lot on bars and concrete walls and has never scratched. it is 42 mm...

forgot to say , i post from my iphone.