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Wonder if it has anything to do with smoking.

Although my experience with a copperhead snake certainly can't compare with a cougar, it amazed me that I did the right thing very quickly and without even thinking: I cut his head off. I was working out in the woods and was carrying a long pipe with a chisel tip that we used to deforest the area so...

mY SPYDIES ARE SO SHARP THEY GOT DUBBLE ROOM TEMPERATURE ON AN IQ TEST.

My Spydies are all so sharp they wear plaid sports jackets with a white shirt and a bow tie. Not to mention tassle loafers and socks to match the jacket.

~C

Just because it is discontinued doesn't mean you shouln't own it. Here's one on EBAY for a pittance $65 with no bids on it: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1848210415 I'd scarf it up myself but I just got an Orange Rescue Jr for $34. I can't buy them all. But this would be a g...

That's what I was thinking, thanks SpyderNut!

~C

java: 2 holes on the same blade so that the holes were like wheels on a bike. Maybe lazer cut a bike instead of the standard round hole like a 'Q'. Kind of a quirky thing.

~C

Can a C45OR Rescue be part serrated? I have a bid on one and it is described as such but I thought the C45OR was either plain edged or SE.



~C

Spyderco could make the Lance Armstrong commemorative knife with _2_ Syydieholes and a bicycle frame engraved between them (so the holes look like wheels.

Just a thought,

~C

While chewing on grass called fescue,
CalypsoKid pondered his bid on an Orange Rescue,
The bid was low,
but he hoped it would go,
and net him a brand new Spyderco.

~C

p.s. I actually do have a bid on an Orange Rescue Jr.

Joyce, just my opinion but I think that <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> should post ads in Backpacker and Outside, if you don't already.

~C

I thought the 'Spydie Drop' was similar to a 'pigeon drop'. I been doing it for months now. Works like a charm. You find a mark and tell him or her that you found a Spyderco knife and a large amount of cash on the sidewalk. You tell him that you'd be willing to share this money with him, *and* he co...

It's a tough knife to spread peanut butter with, I can tell you that.

~C

JMO, but I think that beveling the hole would cause it to lose some of it's grip, making for mis-fires. Which would cause those envelopes I was about to open to giggle hysterically at my blunder. I don't need any more criticism than I am already getting. Just leave my holes square thank you very kin...

I wonder if the Spyderco shirts have a hole in them...for ease in taking them off and on?

~C

I guess that 6 Flags might be worried about your knives klunking peeps on the head when they fall out of your britches as you ride the rides.

~C

I got rid of MS Outlook and use Netscape to read my mail. I don't have to worry about viruses because Netscape won't execute a script attached to an email. I also don't click on any executable (.com, .exe, .pif, etc unless I know where it came from a trusted source. I don't have virus software on my...

There was a man from Nantucket,
With a Spyderco so sharp he couldn't touch it,
One day, it slipped in his hand,
Now when he pee's, he don't stand,
But he sits like a girl on the tarlet.

~C

Edited by - CalypsoKid on 6/14/2002 10:17:58 AM

Raden, Your tale of your friends death illustrates my point much better than than anything that I could ever say. Flying the rebel flag is much like jabbing an old wound. This source of "pride" is also a source of pain to blacks and others who are offended by the enslavement of the black m...

You are absolutely correct Raden. The American Civil War fought over a states right to allow it's citizens to hold slaves. And nothing else. And if a black man takes offense at the highest symbol of a government whose intent was to enslave black men against their will, then he is just ignorant becau...