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Right now, I'm listening to my coworker explaining in detail that kind of articles through the phone to a client who doesn't speak English but only French, yet really wants to invest in international real estate, and as I speak both languages, I feel myself slowly dying due to the terrible translati...

If we're to believe the experience of fighting in the trenches of WW1 and the ruined cities of WW2, both German assault groups and Soviet shock sappers agree that the best sword for modern conflicts is ... a sharpened infantry shovel! The positive points cited in All Quiet on the Western Front and t...

Sooooo, I've been tempted for a while to get my hands on this :

So, I'm abroad right now, and have been drinking today a Georgian (as in, the country between Russia and Turkey, not the US State) Saperavi wine, I wouldn't have expected such a good wine, since I never heard anything about Georgian wines beforehand. I really enjoyed it, and I have spent a couple ye...

If you can efficiently CC a Desert Eagle, I'm pretty much sure you can carry a dozen kitchen knives in their box as well without having them showing in any possible way :D By the way, what are the Californian laws regarding auto knives, do they "just" have to be a blader shorter than 2&quo...

A C148 Ambitious, it's a nice piece to have.

My wife's pretty supportive of my collection. I buy her stuffed toys and make-up products, she buys me knives, model kits and uniforms, so that's a pretty fair deal if you ask me.

Hey, am I older I , or just a hillbilly? I'm younger than 30 and have done most things I've read in that thread. Among the most memorable things, I remember shooting (under my father's supervision though) a .22lr in my backyard at age 6, "inventing" the depth charge with firecrackers coate...