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G10 would be great. :cool:
I'd even be happy with a FRN version.

[quote="cobrajoe"]I'd also love to drive jessica alba ]

OH..... There are so many way to answer that question... most of which would be inappropriate here.

Let's just say given the opportunity.... I'd think of something. :D


Hey.... Perhaps the Spyderco Factory Outlet??? :rolleyes:

Outlaw that is a nice truck man. In my opinion those were the best years of those Blazers/Suburbans. They were still big and old school. I don't like the new ones. :) It's funny too how I meet all these young people these days that think a Blazer is a little small thing like a GMC Jimmy. Thanks Dav...

I've wanted a Chevy Blazer since I was 17, so I'm driving my dream car. :)
It's a '91, the last year they made 'em with a removable top. This one I've owned for 10+ years now. I'll never, ever, sell it. :cool:

Question to Outlaw: ""mother of all box cutters"? can you elaborate? Sounds like a good tool in place of a "real" knife. Here ya go.... http://www.huskytools.com/Product.aspx?pid=426a5101-7895-4c31-9fbb-355b1c104787&cid=790932 Husky Folding Lock-back Utility Knife Model...

I just got a new job 3 weeks ago & was a little worried about what the knife/weapons policy of the company might be. Day one... My new boss hands me the "mother of all box cutters" brand new still in the wrap with extra blades. It's basically a lock back knife that uses razor blades. I...

I used to l live in Southern Kalifornia. Shootings like this would happen 8-12 times a year just in Ventura County... never mind L.A. Usually it was gang on gang, but every once in awhile an innocent would get caught in the middle, or just be an easy target, & get shot & killed for no reason...

I've never owned one, but my friend bought the Taurus Titanium .357 when it first came out. After one trip to the range, he noticed SEVERE erosion on the top strap. Taurus replaced it with one that did the exact same thing.

I'd go with a S&W or a Ruger SP101. :cool:

Congrats!
I purchased my Glock 17 way back in '99. I've never had a failure to feed, fire, or eject. Accuracy is pretty darn good too! :cool:

Like Zen suggested, stock up on hi-cap mags.... just in case.

Steelman wrote: I think the bead blasted clip is extremely SWEET :D

IMHO... the bead blasted clip should be made the standard Spyderco clip! :cool:

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Thanks! :)

Th232 wrote:Mr Blonde's "personal classic" review of the Lil Temp s
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Copied from his page (Hope you don't mind):

Thanks for the link! :)

Excellent reviews!!! :cool:

Here on the "Western Slope" of Colorado it was... ah... cloudy... :o

Steelman wrote:I'll keep you posted on or weather today. We are expecting 14 to 24 inches of snow and blowing snow today :eek:

And to think.... I actually want to move there... :eek: :eek: :eek:

As usual... the C102 Adventura :cool:

Very cool....congrats!

i believe the lug-width for straps on Citizen-divers is 21mm, so you could fit a 22mm or a 20mm if you can't find 21mm (kind of an odd size). denn, 21mm is indeed an odd size :confused: If I do get a replacement strap, it will be either a Maratac Zulu or a Rhino. I had a 2 ring Zulu before & fo...

I just ordered a Citizen Promaster Professional Diver (#AJ0100-02E)
It should arrive just before Christmas. :D

The Adventura has been my EDC since it was introduced. I can say that it is indeed a ....."**** of a cutter" :cool:

Terry Trahan wrote:I don't know, I've always been partial to
Gibsons, Peavey's, and Epiphone myself. :D

Hey Terry,
I'll take a Fender Strat... :cool: