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Hi Kristi, thanks for the fun. Good luck to the participants, the Renegade is an awsome knife (drooling already...).

Oh yes, big fan of the wireclip. Strong enough, discrete and comfortable.
Somehow strange, my favorite wireclip clip is not the one they are using the most nowadays, but the one they put on their first models (like the Salsa, Assist, Native 3D), with thinner wire and broad profile.

Hi Fish, welcome aboard. There is a nice bunch of fine SPydies you are having there and let me tell you I am confident all of them will meet (and most likely exceed) your expectations. I'm the user type and I'm not gentle with my knives, but I have to say I use them as knives - not as prying bars, h...

I feel for you bro. Go there again and get your revenge!

That's an easy one: a Pacific Salt for me and a Rock Salt for Salma Hayek (I guess it is ok if there is another poor soul stranded on that not so deserted anymore island) :P

I hope you'll have a quick and full recovery my friend. No pain, no gain so clench your fists and go further.

Speaking of... I just found a lost treasure: the SUPAPLEX game which literally engulfed hours after hours of my time (not necessarily free) more than 20 years ago...

Here's the link where you can play it online: http://www.games.fm/supaplex-remake.html

Thank you my friends for your wishes and for your support. It's always a pleasure and a honour to be here in our very Forum, together with so many special people :D Unfortunately there wasn't much of a birthday this time (due to a few issues I have to face those days), but I promised myself the next...

Hi Mark, thank you for the great story and for sharing those pics. Congratulations on your son and be proud of him. I really feel those young people make the difference and a better world.

Very nice work, thanks for sharing. Keep up the excellent work, I can see a lot of potential in this blade. I'd like to see a rendering with the knife closed if possible.

The Deacon wrote:...Personally, I'd prefer to carry a knife made overseas for a highly ethical American company than one made in the USA by a company that lacks them...

I hear you Paul - and I feel the same way too.

Monocrom wrote:...Looks like an Aston Martin took advantage of a real Ford Mustang...

My thoughts exactly. It has the face of an Aston Martin (shaken, not stirred)

Very neat work. But as my forespeakers mentioned, the compression lock is one of the Paramillie's attractions. Now if there was an integral complock cut out into those titanium scales... :cool:

Viva Las Vegas?

It was -7 this morning on my way to work. It's so stupid to judge global climate change based on less than 100 years of data. That isn't even a blink of an eye on the grand scale of time. A very pertinent observation. I don't think we have reliable recordings of the climate evolution older than 300...

I second the OP. Some of the best things in my life happened during my membership here on our very Forum. :D May God Bless you all.

224477 wrote:Hiya Alex, could you post pics? Is it the one, what Anso makes on his FBs?

Sure. Paul (The Deacon) has a couple of those beauties: http://paulberetta.com/blanchard.htm

Thanks for sharing your ideas and congratulations on your design. Like my forespeakers already mentioned, a double edged knife is illegal almost everywhere, but I do appreciate the cool looks of the knife.

I tried to like the Sebbie, I really did. I ended by getting myself a small Sebbie - beautiful knife, simple and elegant. Also handy and comfortable. And yet... the poor thing never managed to grow on me or make it to the EDC status. :( I guess if I only could make some small design adjustments - th...

Mmm, all these posts made me hungry...
For my part, I guess the favorite food is the shaorma (or shawarma). It's a Lebanese (I believe) food somehow similar to the burrito: