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Wait till Christmass! :D

Welcome John M, have fun on the forum! what knife did you buy?

HI Jim welcome to the forum :)

Smart move! bye bye grinch

Thx J Smith, i was never far away. I know it must be very annoying for you guys, but my job feeds my family. I would like it the other way around but i don't make the decisions.

i would like to keep the Grinch name for a while now , getting a new emailadress is a pain in the *(-terisk) :D

:D :D :D Is everybody happy? :D :D :D

I hide and chance my identity frequently because due to certain federal laws i am not allowed by law to post anything that can link this to my thrue identity or "work enviroment" into a public forum due to national safety reasons.

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I hide and chance my identity frequently because due to certain federal laws i am not allowed by law to post anything that can link this to my thrue identity or "work enviroment" into a public forum due to national safety reasons.

Hey watch out she has experience with little boys! ask her son :D

Well Forester i have been an active member before the "new forum" started, i have seen Sia's Tat, "the butt row", i followed CKE fight with cancer (and chipped in for the knife ;) , and i was there when the fact that Kurt had a row on BF about his forumname. Do you remember the Bladeforum war?
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Spyderdropping is probably the fastest way to open a Spydercoknife. Faster, but with less control then thumbaction only.

To Spyderdrop your spyderco knife, you pinch your blade with your indexfinger and thumb together "thrue" the spyderhole. Now you can flick the knife open with a quick twist of ...

OK, from my nick it seems i am new in here, but i remember reading a post about 2 weeks ago how great this forum was.

Since the whole forum knife charade took off (i am not talking about the first posts) this forum has become like a playground for little children. We even need a grown-up (Kristi ...

Yep liner lock, flat, wickedly sharp, carry one on my keychain. It's the little :spyder: buddy i depend on when all hope is gone :D Very nice knife you will never regret buying it!.

Depends what knife you are holding! :D I have a WTC-knife that i even never opened once! You should develop muscle memory in that thumb so you will do the opening without actively thinking about it. It takes about 2000 repetitions to build this muscle memory, so you can develop it in a week. after ...

yes, i agree with Dr lecter . it's quit wide at the pivot area and narrows down to the butt, and looking at the blade it's maybe just milling the top of the blade off in a curve down to the tip to make it a great hawkbill. Maybe someone with better skill can photoshop this modification? Might look ...

The stickies don't bother me that much, the weird thing is that those polls all seem to go in a different direction, instead of narrowing down the choices. :confused:

My only real problem is the ETA of the new models. I don't feel i am in the position to make improvements to the current :spyder: manufacturing and R&D. But the waiting for certain models is kinda difficult, i rather would have them announced and send a month later then announced almost a year up ...

i guess that it would only be for the rich and famous among us to get into the SCC, buying every model in every combination?
Wow man, that's like beeing on "autocollect" but i am shure you will need to open a running account at :spyder: to keep the bills flowing! :D
Sounds cool, but way too ...

Yep, that imo the only real "drawback" of the hawkbill cutting on flat surfaces. But we need a new one, like a Bird crossbill blade with a :spyder: hole, liner lock and dark green G10!

that would be great!

IRRC aren't those shoes made of wood or something? Either the Dutch people are VERY carefull, or those shoes are just ornaments! :D

Nice old time boxes, they will look great in your kitchen! Especially with the Dutch writing on it!

I guess there was candy inside right? Didn't the chocolate melt ...