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Thank you very much Spyderco. I'm one of the lucky two. Really looking forward to receiving the newest addition to my Spyderco family. It's small but the few I have and use are very special to me.

Remember to all my goal was to provide information, what you do with it is your business.

$1283.00 cdn including G.S.T/Delivery, has to way less for US citizens.

Maybe I should try that test that on my ears.

It's seems the older I get, the greyer I get......the more hair seems to crop up on my ears.......my eyebrows seem to want to seam together......my swimming is impaired with the sprouts on my back.

I'm moving forward, or backward toward our neandertal ...

With my ever present flatop-brushcut, I don't think I would try that.

However, if it could selectively remove my grey hairs, I might try it.

Is that his back side in the "Samurai Hair Test'? Or his hands in various pictures?

Well after getting our public library up here in Edmonton, Alberta to purchase a copy, it finally arrived just prior to Christmas, and proved to be a wonderful read during the break.



In fact, after reading it, I felt it needed to be added to my own technical library for future reference, so my ...

I know this forum is supposed to be about knifes, but this particular topic probably affects us all.



Having a comfortable office chair.



www.hermanmiller.com - The Aeron Office Chair



Spyderco & Sal and anyone else, you need to check out this wonderful chair (if you don't know already about ...

Cuties, Samo

Our two himi's are presently 16 yrs old, one is presently draped all over my monitor looking down at me.

Mine hunt........for affection.

Once you get one, give to your friends, especially any engineers, and let them try and figure out how to take it apart, and put back together.

It's quite amusing.

Joyce,

I'm simply overjoyed. Wow! What a Christmas surprise.

My heart skipped a beat, and I screamed with shock and then delight when I saw InfoTree listed as one of the winners of the Spyderco Christmas Knife Draw

Thank you Sal, Joyce and everyone at Spyderco.

A big hug and kisses for all of ...

It's a good EDC, you will notice the weight is a little more than a folder in the pocket (7 oz.), say as compared to a Military.

Ingenious design. Mine is with a SE blade, and is very sharp, and blade cuts thru everything.

This is almost the ultimate gadget tool. I work with a no. of engineers ...

That's fine, Wolf.

Sorry to hear that Joyce, we're getting prepared for that day also. One of ours is on thyroid pills, twice a day.

Just little, slow moving, fuzzy old men, now.

Sgt. Rock

Love cats, dogs, all animals, We have had a couple of himalayan cats (brothers) for the past 16 years.

They are still going pretty strong, but sleep alot now. One (Apollo) sleeps around my wife's head every night and purrs up a storm, and my baby (Samson) parks himself on my desk all day and ...

First for me was SAK Champ SOS kit (red), second was another SAK Champ SOS Kit (black), always kept one in vehicle.

Then this year I got my first real knife - a Military SE, and two accessories the Spyderench, and Spydercard.

My two SAK kits got refurbished this year from SAK, to repair scissors ...

I love fried spam or prem. My suggestion would be contest on some obscure text in one of Sal's or Spyderco's patents. Then we all could learn something.

Todd

Presently, patent searcher for past 8 years own firm, and loving it, work out of a renovated, and home addition of a single story 1954 900 s.f bungalow into a 3000 s.f. Victorian style three story home, which my wife and I did all the work working nights and weekends for two and one half years ...

Today, picked up a Merlin SE for my brother-in-law as gift, to replace his round hay bale cutting utensil - an old linoleum flooring hook blade with its huge cylinderical bulbous shaped yellow-green wooden handle which hung atrociously out of his rear jean pocket. I expect he should be delighted ...

Al, me too,

Sypderench followed by Spydercard. Now the decision is what is next.

I should add, as a patent searcher, I absolutely love mechanical devices and how things work. Must be all those Meccanno sets, I had as a kid 30 years ago.

When I saw that Spyderench........can't say no more.

Fits just great in my jean pocket. (keeping company with the Sypdercard now)

Darn you ...