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Thanks Kristi! Hope all goes well. See you after it's done.

Excellent flic. Like Ted I had to go back and watch again to fully get the layers of humor. I suspect I can watch it over and over again as the depths are plumbed.

Since I cannot beat the size problem here, does anyone know anything about the Gravity Defier? http://gravitydefyer.com/" target="_blank

Darn ___ Looks like I'm out. The sizing only runs to 13 and I am definitely a 14. Looks like a great solution. Another problem with being too tall. Darn it.

All excellent suggestions. However, no one has mentioned some form of light. There are several approaches, but being without would definitely slow one down.

This is a bit dated (1970) but I went and spent a summer on a motorcycle. Met some really nice local people, had a great time. Spent four months and would have stayed longer if I had more money. The language problem, in all cities, was overcome by hand gestures and sounds, when ordering a meal. I wa...

Just a thought from the uninformed (I'm truly enjoying this discussion.) If one steel was superior to all others and one shape superior and one size superior, why does Spyderco et al make so many combinations of blades, steels, etc? I'm not even going to address the thought of various heat treating ...

Got mine a'comin. Can hardly wait. Guess by now the UPS man knows our address by heart. Oh well, it's my birthday and I'm giving this one to me.

By the way, this is an exclusive to Bento Box. (bentoboxshop.com)

I've needed the following:

Rock Salt
Spyderhawk Salt
Salt 1 Yellow

Depending upon the need in question, if it's close to the ocean, I pick one to accompany me.

Got to have:

Gayle Bradley
Domino
Calpso Jr in ZDP189

And then for a fixed blade:

Rock Salt

I know that's four, but I figured three folders and 1 fixed blade would be ok.

That being said, it also can cut wood, for whittling, and fruits and veggies, for kitchen duty.

BTW, A big thanks to MacusH, Evil D, and Golden Sydie, for the photography! Very NIce Shots!!!!

Araneae didn't say when he's coming, I would recommend checking the weather for Denver. We are setting records for the lowest high, today it is 2, degrees, Fahrenheit. WOW! Not fun for sight seeing. The mountains are actually warmer. 20 or so. Who knows. Any way, if the weather permits, there are a ...

A friend in need ....

He doesn't need a knife in his pocket. He has a couple of bodyguards with guns.

A Happy Birthday to you. And many more. You have help make these forums better and more educational for all of us.

The bulk of current practical design that I've read about say that the bulk of the work in this area is being done in the Benelux countries. Not to surprising since they could very easily flood from a broken dyke. Therefore a floating home makes a great deal of sense. But it is not just there that i...

The difference is that the original FB-20 was made of H-1 steel. Other than that, they appear to be the same.

Excuse me for waxing philosophic, but a comparison to Marshal McLuhan's, "The Media is the Message" seems necessary. I know most of you have not heard of this, but a progression can be drawn from the Great Depression, radio, to the fifties and the sixties, the TV, the seventies and the eig...

Happy Birthday Ed! You are my favorite knife designer, bar none. I hope you can keep making new designs For the rest of my life!

I found a knife company named "Tygrys Knives". The only website reference directly to it is Polish, http://tyrgrs.zone.pl" target="_blank. It is not accessible at this point.